Re: Hi everyone! Judi!

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Hi Judi:

It's great hearing from you again! I'm sorry about

your leg injury - didn't you also injury yourself at a

physical therapy place once before? Wasn't it your

leg that time as well too? Unbelievable.

I hope that your daughter's move will be a good one

for her and the little ones. It will no doubt be a

very emotional separation for both of you, and for the

kids, since you and Ron have been there just about

every day for them since their births.

I hope that you are doing better and are in less pain

soon. I hope those new meds do you some good. Take

care of yourself, and Ron - hang in there, kiddo.

Kathe in CA A

--- nonny46 <nonny46@...> wrote:

> It seems like so long since I have posted here. I

> hardly ever even

> get a chance to read the posts or check my email!

> Our daughter had

> lined up a babysitter for her kids (triplets will be

> 3 on Sunday, TJ

> is 5 going on 16) but the sitter was not dependable

> and not good to

> the kids. So we have been doing child care 12 hours

> a day, 5 days a

> week. The only difference between 2-year old

> attitude and 3-year old

> attitude is vocabulary!

>

> Meanwhile, amid bouts of stomach flu and colds that

> the kids passed

> along to their Nonny, the stress of the job sent me

> into a major

> flare of my Dercum's Disease, and on top of

> everything else, when I

> was trying out a new elliptical trainer at the

> health center, a pedal

> broke off due to improper installation, and I

> injured my leg.

>

> so we have dipped into our savings, and are paying

> for the little

> ones to go to a quality daycare center near our home

> so that Ron and

> I can recover and get some strength back.

> Meanwhile, daughter

> has decided to move to Gainesville Georgia and start

> a new life for

> her and her kids. She has job interviews in 2

> weeks, and hopes to

> make a move by the 1st of April. While I hate to

> have her and the

> kids so far away, I think it is a good move for

> her--she wants to put

> as much distance between her and her exes as

> possible and start again

> in an area that has more promise. Our little town

> is a dying town,

> and we may join her...after we see how things go for

> her there.

>

> Well, this has turned into a novel, but I do think

> of all of you

> often and hope you are getting a break from these

> lousy diseases. To

> the new people, don't lose hope or give up--there is

> always a reason

> to take just one more step, even if it's in a

> motorized chair (my

> next step if the 2 new meds I started last week

> don't help.)

>

> Peace and grace,

> Judi

>

>

>

>

Kathe

" To ride a horse is to borrow freedom. "

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