This man loved him ،I miss Dr. Ron Maory (PE)

I haven't heard from him in a while as well.

PE was last seen Jan 18, 2020

I haven't actually made an analysis of Ron's frequency of contributions on Photrio but my subjective feeling is that he is contributing less frequently than in the past but never having tried to start a private conversion with him I have no idea of his attitude to PMs.

I have no reason to assume that there is anything to worry about in terms of his health. Jan 18 was only about 3 weeks ago.

pentaxuser

pentaxuser said:

I haven't actually made an analysis of Ron's frequency of contributions on Photrio but my subjective feeling is that he is contributing less frequently than in the past but never having tried to start a private conversion with him I have no idea of his attitude to PMs.

I have no reason to assume that there is anything to worry about in terms of his health. Jan 18 was only about 3 weeks ago.

pentaxuser

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The problem that makes me anxious ,,
He had told me in his last contact that his health condition was very bad and diseases of aging had become surrounding him from all sides.
So I hope to check on his health.
I owe this great man, he has given me many precious advice and I consider him one of my teachers.

If there was an issue I am sure Mark Osterman from GEH would speak to our community.

The name is Ron Mowrey.

mohmad khatab said:

He had told me in his last contact that his health condition was very bad and diseases of aging had become surrounding him from all sides.
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Did he actually use the words "my health condition is very bad and that he had diseases of ageing" If he did not use these words can you say what diseases of ageing he mentioned and did he say more what it was that made his health condition very bad

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pentaxuser

miha said:

It puzzles me why would anybody ask such questions and expect to get answers revealed publicly, pentaxuser?

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It would appear from the OP's statement that he is sufficiently close to Ron to be told of Ron's bad health condition and diseases of ageing. It may be the OP knows some details which Ron has declined to reveal to Photrio and so the OP feels he cannot reveal what those details are. I understand this but as he has used these phrases on the forum then it would help if he were to say that these were Ron's words. We'd then know that there may be something to get concerned about.

However it may be that the OP had interpreted what Ron said to be more serious than it is.

Clearly the OP appears to know more than we do about Ron's health.In which case a thread on an open forum is unlikely to produce more information than the OP already appears to have

pentaxuser

I hope Ron is OK. We have all learned a great deal from him and I know I will continue to mine his posts for as long as I'm able to do analog photography, which is hopefully a couple more decades.

But lets not eulogize him quite yet.

mohmad khatab said:

Mr. Ron is my teacher.

- I even offered him to come to Egypt and undergo treatment sessions via the burial method in the white sands of the Egyptian Western Desert, and this is a traditional treatment method that has been applied in Egypt for a long time and it treats many diseases of aging, stiff joints, bone moisture and rheumatoid And other diseases of aging,
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Out of curiosity are the sands of the Egyptian Western desert special only in Egypt or could this treatment work in say Libya assuming the Western Desert stretches into Libya?

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pentaxuser

pentaxuser said:

Out of curiosity are the sands of the Egyptian Western desert special only in Egypt or could this treatment work in say Libya assuming the Western Desert stretches into Libya?

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pentaxuser

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This is a very logical and wonderful inquiry and I am happy to answer it.
The Sahara Desert is a vast desert that has been completed about 5,000 kilometers and extends from the far west of Egypt and passes through Libya until it reaches the borders of Mauritania and southern Morocco in the west, and it is an desert in which there is no cultivation or water and there are no riches or minerals except rarely, and there are no There are animals, except rarely.
The Great Desert region starts from the far west of the Egyptian center, but on the outskirts of this Great Desert there are other deserts called the Egyptian Western Desert, and this desert is characterized by very strange, unique and interesting features.
It has different types of sand, in it there are white sand and black sand, and that sand is used in the treatment of aging diseases, as I said before.
- The person is buried (except his head) in those sand for a number of hours, because it is white sand, it reflects the sunlight in a large percentage and allows the passage of a small percentage of those rays that treat diseases.
- Also, black sand is used for the same purpose, but for the treatment of some other diseases, all this is done in a medical tourist resort, under the supervision of a group of professional doctors and university professors, and there is a hospital affiliated with this resort that organizes this treatment course.
Of course, staying and hospitalizing this tourist medical resort is very expensive, but the results really deserve all these costs.
- Every winter thousands of North European countries come to hospital in this spa.

mohmad khatab said:

This is a very logical and wonderful inquiry and I am happy to answer it.
The Sahara Desert is a vast desert that has been completed about 5,000 kilometers and extends from the far west of Egypt and passes through Libya until it reaches the borders of Mauritania and southern Morocco in the west, and it is an desert in which there is no cultivation or water and there are no riches or minerals except rarely, and there are no There are animals, except rarely.

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There's a wonderful little novel called "The Friend of the Desert" which has given me a strong urge to visit the Sahara, a place I haven't been since I was 3 years old.

PE is very prompt in responding to PM. He has answered all my questions very patiently whenever I sought his expert advice. I sent him PM two days ago and then I found that he has not been active since Jan 20 and got worried. Hope he is fine and will soon return to photrio forum. Another gentleman I miss a lot on photrio forum is Gerald Koch.

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There's a wonderful little novel called "The Friend of the Desert" which has given me a strong urge to visit the Sahara, a place I haven't been since I was 3 years old.

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Welcome, my dear brother
With great regret, the Egyptian Western Desert is an evil desert, not friendly to anyone, with some few animals but predatory and deadly, with a beast with bells and is the most dangerous live on the planet as it bites a person without reason, dips in the sand and conceals and then suddenly jumps With a terrible speed and stinging, the poison that is produced by a gaseous ratio, so it runs in the blood with a terrible speed and kills the person in a few minutes. Reason, kill it and not eat it.
It is said that the serpent with bells and the Egyptian hyena united and destroyed the ancient Egyptian civilization in silence, and history did not mention these facts.
There is already a friendly desert, the eastern desert, which are areas occupied by the army and no one is allowed to enter, and we do not know why. And the wonderful desert available is the desert of the Sinai Peninsula through which the Prophet Moses and his people crossed, this is really the good desert, with the kind wild camels, and the cute Egyptian deer, and many beautiful animals that are not harmful except for (the Egyptian falcon), in some cases Rare a person attacks between him and the hawk hunters revenge, as the hawk hunters are accustomed to stealing hawks from above the trees to sell to the wealthy United Arab Emirates country, so there is revenge between the hawks and anyone who is in those areas, so if you want to cross the places where The Egyptian Falcon should be careful.
- I think that we took a lot in a wonderful dialogue, but it is very far from our main topic, but not bad ,, in the end, we are present in a forum ,, and the forum was created for dialogues and discussions and exchange of information and experiences (whatever the category of that Information and experiences) ,,