I can't get too wordy when writing one fingered while lying, half prone in ICU, wired up like a computer server, so bear with me.
Recently, I have, rather sarcastically, considered another answer to my problems, should they turn very bad. I call it the THUNDERBOLT SOLUTION. The basic premise of such is that if things become dire, rather than melting in a hospice bed, I would be quickly struck down by a stroke, a school bus, maybe even (shudder) a heart attack. Doesn't it figure that after all my efforts to slow, stop or reverse ALS, I have a heart attack, a premature one, a failure as a courier of the Thunderbolt Solution (I'm glad about that), proving to me once again that whatever doesn't kill you makes your life miserable.
Here's hoping you are back home with your family soon. Thunderbolt or Thunderbus...we're glad neither found you. Hugs,
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Here's hoping you are back home with your family soon. Thunderbolt or Thunderbus...we're glad neither found you. Hugs,
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Tracy, Maybe you shouldn't speak that stuff into being. Apparently, it happened. Is it OK if Dan and I come see you later this evening? Ok, I admit this scared the crap out of us.
ReplyDeletespeak what your heart tells you to say,we can take it if you must endure it!
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