Surgery scheduled, sort of!

Chris, and I am a fan of your soldier son. Where ever I am, and I see a “kid” in uniform, I always go up to them and say, “Thank-you”. The smile I get in return is worth a thousand words!

Chris, the greatest football coach ever, Vince Lombardy said, “Winning isn’t everything; it’s the only thing”. I just kind of change it and use the word attitude. But it is oh, so true. Teddy, being from Wisconsin and a season ticket holder for the Packer’s, is I am sure, sitting between Vince and Elizabeth Taylor, whom he loved!

Glad to hear things are moving in the right direction for your Mom, Christine.
That would be great to have another comedian on this site! I love a good laugh. Take care and hope the storm isn’t too bad for you.

-Pam

Oh, Chris, I so agree with you. I had Teddy in Home Hospice for 4 months and the last 4 days I took him to a Hospice Facility. Even when we were checking in to the facility he was joking! I couldn’t believe it. And yes, he was very alert. I always feel, whqat ever gets one through and works for them. Maybe one day you and I can take our show on the road!

Chris, first of all I love your sense of humor, you are a little off the wall like me! We need to joke and laugh in life, don’t we? tell ya what. Hop a plane and come out here and enjoy some sun! We will make you our official tracker for Sandy. Not funny, really as we do have a few members in the line of fire or I should say water. Our Pam Cherbourg (sp) has gotten hit before. Good luck.

Ha Momma! Yep, you got it! It is cold, white and is a pain in the backside when having to walk in it! And also, when having to scrape your car to get it off in the morning it makes your fingers very cold indeed! But hey, scraping the snow off the car in the morning sure wakes you up if you’re still a bit dozy!

Brrrrrrrr……………

Hi Christine,

Thanks for letting us know how your mums app went today with the doctor and I am glad to hear that it went well. Also glad to hear that you both are happy with and like the doctor too, I found that important to both myself and my dad when he went through this. After all, if we are not comfortable with and don’t believe in the doctors that are treating us or our loved ones then thats not a good start in my book!

Glad that the doc is sticking with the plastic stents instead of the metal ones right now as that is better. As to what you say about the “sort of” that you posted, that makes sense to me. Finish this chemo and then see where your mum goes from there.

Hope that the storm doesn’t hit you guys too bad, been following it on the news here. And certainly hope that it doesn’t stop you and your mum from getting to the docs next Wednesday! Glad you’ve got everything tied down, stay safe!! As to weather, we have our first blast of snow today in Scotland. But hey, thats not so bad for us…….considering that this is our last weekend of so called “summer time” with regards to our clocks changing!!! Brrrrr…………..

Hugs,

Gavin

Christine it all makes sense, you done good! Teddy had plastic stents for 5 years. They didn’t want to do metal on him either. He just got used to having them changed. Are you on the Coast? Gee, it is so boring in Phoenix. NEVER a hurricane, tornado, eathquake and not much rain at all. Please let us know how you “weather” the storm. We can’t have you washed away now that we have met!!! BTW thanks for the great updates on your Mom.