A number of people have said that 2019 was not a very good year for us. It started off with Jonathan breaking up,with his girl friend and moving in with us for 3 months. It was a bad time for him. Than Sharon,s father got really sick in April and passed away at the end…
Earlier this evening I got a call from a gentleman seeking my imputes as he decides what kind of treatment he will do to treat his prostate cancer. Since I was treated almost 15 years ago at Lomé Linda University hospital I serve on a panel of patients who,can be contacted to give information on…
I really am blessed. And on some crazy level my open heart surgery back in June has been a blessing as well. Since June my nights have become adventures in awareness. I lay In Bed from usually 11 pm until I fall asleep and read or listen to music. And I have discovered so many…
For as long back as I can remember I make Potato Latkes for Hanukkah. It has become a family tradition. Well today for the first time my grandson Jake was my helper. He helped me peal the potatoes, he mixed the batter and was a huge help. I hope I am passing this tradition on…
On this Shabbat I am thinking all about Temple Beth Sholom., the most important institution I my life and all that’s happened there since I’m 14 years old. Listening to Macabeat music stirs these flashbacks. So many influences on my life. There are so many that enter my mind. Being youth group president, being Men’s…
My new normal is getting into bed about 10:30 laying on my back and listening to a lot of music. And I actually like it. I might not fall asleep until 3 or 4 am but I’m usually calm, mellow and relaxed. It’s nice. And at some point Sharon will wake up and we’ll talk…
Laying on my back looking up at the ceiling, listening to music. 12:30 am. This has become my routine. Don’t fall asleep usually until 3 or 4 am. And I’m good with this. Just want to be calm and relaxed.
Listening to my music visiting my life. Under the Boardwalk, Saturday Night at the Movies, makes me think of the oldies and growin up with cousins Eric, Robert, Alan, Steve, Enid, Melissa and Stanley. I still speak with most of them and while we’re all in our 60’s , when I see them or talk…
Dealing with shoulder pain and upper body discomfort. Also a bit tired. Now all by itself implanting a pacemaker is a bit of a rough procedure. The doctor makes a three or four inch incision and then inserts a pacemaker under the skin. Then they attach electrodes to your heart. And now this devise helps…
Had the pacemaker procedure earlier. Much easier to tolerate than open heart surgery. But same hospital routine. Not even general anesthesia for the procedure. But resting comfortably and hoping to go home in the morning