Getting through it all
Well my orignal blog seems to have disappeard but never mind. I felt the need to blog. The latest ezine is a
treasure.The Jabulani boys look great in their gear. The Go Overs are really smart !
I love the photos of the chiildren getting blankets in a formal presenttion. What a good idea, and those wee faces looking thrilled to see their names on their cosy blankets.And the young boy who got the blanket and a school uniform. What a gem of a young man and how fantastic that he has had his needs met so well.
Perhaps someone can explain what is the out reach programme that he is part of now?.
We have had a bit of a rough time recently. Two of my son's were checked out for cancer at the same tme. One has had a benign tunour removed from his foot and the other has an infection which swelled all his glands. Hhe is still sick but w have been very fortunate not to have worse news. I went into hospital this morning and had a general anaesthetic and all, to have a couple of screws removed from my ankle because they were "backing out" The wonders of modern medicine I am home already but non weight bearing for two weeks. Guess who will be on the couch knitting! That ezine helped me pass a couple of nervous hours last night. KAS always gives back one way or naother!s. Have a great day everyone -or evening as the case may be.
treasure.The Jabulani boys look great in their gear. The Go Overs are really smart !
I love the photos of the chiildren getting blankets in a formal presenttion. What a good idea, and those wee faces looking thrilled to see their names on their cosy blankets.And the young boy who got the blanket and a school uniform. What a gem of a young man and how fantastic that he has had his needs met so well.
Perhaps someone can explain what is the out reach programme that he is part of now?.
We have had a bit of a rough time recently. Two of my son's were checked out for cancer at the same tme. One has had a benign tunour removed from his foot and the other has an infection which swelled all his glands. Hhe is still sick but w have been very fortunate not to have worse news. I went into hospital this morning and had a general anaesthetic and all, to have a couple of screws removed from my ankle because they were "backing out" The wonders of modern medicine I am home already but non weight bearing for two weeks. Guess who will be on the couch knitting! That ezine helped me pass a couple of nervous hours last night. KAS always gives back one way or naother!s. Have a great day everyone -or evening as the case may be.
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Comment by Anne Powell on July 7, 2010 at 10:31pm -
Sue - glad your sons are OK and hope your ankle will mend soon. Sending you a message about blogging - we are having a glitch - so watch your Inbox
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Comment by Debbie Posmontier on July 6, 2010 at 3:06pm -
Sue,
Glad to hear things are improving for you. I hope your sons continue to get good results and that you heal quickly. You will get lots of knitting time!
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