Today is our wedding anniversary. Jill has survived 21 years with me. Our marriage is old enough to drink!! In many ways, it seems like only a couple of years since our wedding day, and in other ways it seems as if we have always been us. This, I believe, is what is referred to in the fairy tales as "wedded bliss." Only, in our case, it isn't a fairy tale at all. It's just, well...wedded bliss. How I love that girl! A year ago today, I finished my induction chemotherapy at Club Sunnyside. Jill picked up German food at Gustav's, which is across the street from the hospital campus. She also picked up Bundt cakes from "Nothing Bundt Cake;" a little one for us and a big one for the oncology staff. It was as fine a celebration as we could muster under the circumstances, and one we will never forget. Today we had a morning clinic visit. This time for Jill's blood pressure, which with the help of a new medication added to her regimen, is perfect, thank you...
BOX SCORE Element Current Std. Range Trend Hemoglobin 11 13-17 ^ Platelets 89 140-375 v ANC 2810 1800-8300 ^ When I was a youngster, probably about 10 years old, my dad introduced me to model making. Mainly we built models from kits, but Dad also taught me how to make a stick and paper airplane from scratch. It actually flew, with the help of a rubber band motor. But one of my favorite plastic model kits was an MG-TD sports car. You may remember this car from your youth (if you are old, like me) or from old movies, or maybe from a car show. It was a little, English two-seater with long sweeping front fenders and a vertical grille. The windshield (well, windscreen, if you are Brit...
BOX SCORE 9/20/24 Element Current Std. Range Trend Hemoglobin 12.2 13-17 ^ Platelets 170 140-375 v ANC 2910 1800-8300 v One of the political parties in this current election cycle is running a presidential campaign based on "Joy." There doesn't seem to be any detectable foundation for this joy, given the state of the economy, the state of geo-political hostilities, or the endless bickering among various factions in our country. Such is the nature of man-made "joy." Yesterday, Jill and I experienced some real, good, old-fashioned, Divine Joy. The day began with a visit to our favorite ophthalmologist, Dr. O. I have been seeing her for the past five years. It all star...
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