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Well if you did have one, in your apartment, which you don't, I'd advise you to get rid of it -- it's a huge indoor carbon monoxide generator, and a huge outdoor polluter of particulate carbon.
My grandparents lived in the white mountains of northern New Hampshire. My grandfather selectively harvested trees by hand on his private farm. He built huge woodpiles to get ready for the -20F winter nights. He generally had two cords of seasoned hardwood stacked up on the side of the house. But he still needed oil to get through most of the winter.
You're disabled sweetie. You get weak. You aren't out there hunting and gathering and seasoning juniper for the harsh Colorado winter.
If you don't want to bear the terrible questioning of the Cellar crowd: just stop lying. But if you don't, here's a hint: you don't need endless walls of weaselly text to defend the truth.
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