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Yes, but that information is out of date. Milton has weakened from that level.
Maybe the cyclists don’t like the stop signs that the path frustratingly has but the road does not? Around that stop there are two within a few hundred metres, and frequently stopping (or slowing down fot a rolling stop) makes riding slower and more tiring. That’s probably not nearly the entire motivation, though.
My father had it. With his medication, he lasted (with good quality of life) until something else got him. What I’d like to point out though, is what “20 years” means in țhis context. That means it came from a study, right? Some people in that study lived less than that, some more. How old is that study then? Or more specifically, how old are the diagnoses and treatments of the people in that study?
Even if that’s very recent study, that means that at least some of the group started their treatment in the 90s or earlier. You’ll have more modern treatments based on what’s been learned since then, before even considering what will be learned during the long course of time you’ll have this. There’s more hope than you’re allowing yourself here.
When I was in undergrad, a new friend in my program asked if he could inspect my elbow. I said sure, and he probed my elbow with his fingers thoroughly for a couple of minutes. He then told me it was very well structured.