Hi <b>Larry</b> - enjoy the personal training.<br><br>
Things are back to 'normal' now - kids back to school, wife back at work, etc. A few sniffles and such in the household, but it is January.<br><br>
Our dishwasher died yesterday. Only abvout 14 hours into the new year and we have our first unplanned expense.<img alt="sad.gif" src="http://files.kickrunners.com/smilies/sad.gif"><br><br><b>Moe</b> - best of luck to your mom today. One of my personal heroes is my wife's Aunt Marie (who lives about 10 minutes from CoachT). She was first diagnosed with cancer 10 years ago. At that point, all she wanted was to see her three daughters get married. They got married, so all she wanted was grandchildren. She now has 7. She is the sweatest, warmest person in the world. My wife was inspired to become and Occupational therapist because of her. She has been through so many rounds of chemo, I do not think even she can keep track of it all. With the latest treatments she is getting, she went through several courses over the summer. She started the courses again in the first week of December, and on the second go around, she started losing her hair. She was talking to the technician about it, and the tech said that hair loss usually happens the first time people get that particular treatment. My aunt asked about typical side effects from the second go around. The tech told here that she had never met anyone that survived to the second round.
