Okay... you are scaring me. Pneumonia twice? I always wondered if steam locomotive engineers traveling in/on some Steam locomotive with the wind blowing in their face catch pneumonia more frequently than a Diesel locomotive engineer.
So on that note, if you have a steam locomotive on your model layout, switch it to a diesel so you will stop scaring me by getting sick again... winter is coming so stay warm, and please take care of yourself by staying off those open window steam locos, even if it is on your model train layout. With the diesel locomotive you can move about without catching the wind in your face...and that includes the model layout.
My prayers are with you to stay healthy.
So on that note, if you have a steam locomotive on your model layout, switch it to a diesel so you will stop scaring me by getting sick again... winter is coming so stay warm, and please take care of yourself by staying off those open window steam locos, even if it is on your model train layout. With the diesel locomotive you can move about without catching the wind in your face...and that includes the model layout.
My prayers are with you to stay healthy.
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