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I am sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Ahhh.....after scrolled thru this thread. I went and listened to CCR Susie Q. My endorphine just went up 10 folds. SQ anytime baby! :):):)

Load-n-Roll and welcome brother! I have been a cargo van O/O just a bit over 13 months now and doing great. Keep reading, info from this site helped me avoid lot of pitfalls. Thanks to all those who have contributed.

Now those numbers are pretty realistic. Thanks for being honest.

Dude...just post your 2012 1099 minus confidential info. Case closed.

Excellent story, Blizzard. For Aquitted, I agreed with Blizzard. Move to the van and try it out before you quit the driving business. You already have the experiences; it should be a smooth transition for you. Best of luck.

Just in case you have not seen it, this should be the good info for newbies who are considering the trucking business. Owner-Operator Independent Drivers Profile 2012 | Recent Research | OOIDA Foundation

Thanks bobwg and xiggi.

Oops! Got a drop in Lexington NE in AM. I should be running into those funny clouds tonight around Tulsa. Hope they are gone by then.

Please come back soon, I always enjoy reading your posts :) :) :) :)

Bro? Sis? Where is da love.......? LOL.

Intermission.....I'll take a double cheeseburger, dr. Pepper and a good joke, lol :)

Wow $1932! Today, I love my Ford cargo van more than ever.

?? Coming back on the road?

So...afterall, regulations can be the good thing.

Regulations! Yup, it's everywhere and in everything. Even at home, my wife regulates me, lol.

Hahaha. Moot, good one!

Jump rope. Anywhere any time. Cheap, easy and convenience. But.... it's not for everyone. Get medical clearance first. Jumping Rope Exercise Benefits: Burning Calories, Weight Loss

TS and rymilburn, I would start out solo in a cargo van first; just to get the feel of the expediting lifestyle. By the time you are trying to get the A or B licenses, get hired and trained, it might be months down the road. After a month or so on the road, you should have enough "real"...

Sorry to hear about your struggle with the pain. Chronic pain is very complex. Any physical or mental stresses can trigger the pain. Based on your descriptions of injury, it seems that you may not be ready to be out on the road just yet. It needs to be more stable than what it is now. Just...