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doing ok Jan.. how are you? I am OK....life getting back to normal...Thanks How is your knee? Its doing ok, a little sore today.. Just need to get some strength back in my legs now.. Will start at the gym on Monday... 
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well people are probably worried about you. Death of a loved one is really hard. Perhaps, but most of them were interested in him.... he lived there for 3 months, and most everybody liked him. Awww so its a bit of both.He went suddenly right? VERY suddenly...in the morning he went to exercise class, and was singing songs and telling jokes. Right after lunch he couldn't catch his breath suddenly, and his heart stopped. PERIOD. I wasn't ready for him to be gone, but the good news is that he didn't suffer...he was gone practically instantly. wow that was fast.Was it a heart attack or embolism? They didn't tell me...and it really doesn't matter. He had worsening congestive heart failure for years...perhaps it just wore out at that moment.. |
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doing ok Jan.. how are you? I am OK....life getting back to normal...Thanks How is your knee? Its doing ok, a little sore today.. Just need to get some strength back in my legs now.. Will start at the gym on Monday...
That is great....you'll be ready to get out on the "bike" when the weather is ready...  
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well people are probably worried about you. Death of a loved one is really hard. Perhaps, but most of them were interested in him.... he lived there for 3 months, and most everybody liked him. Awww so its a bit of both.He went suddenly right? VERY suddenly...in the morning he went to exercise class, and was singing songs and telling jokes. Right after lunch he couldn't catch his breath suddenly, and his heart stopped. PERIOD. I wasn't ready for him to be gone, but the good news is that he didn't suffer...he was gone practically instantly. wow that was fast.Was it a heart attack or embolism? They didn't tell me...and it really doesn't matter. He had worsening congestive heart failure for years...perhaps it just wore out at that moment.. I knew excerise was bad! |
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well people are probably worried about you. Death of a loved one is really hard. Perhaps, but most of them were interested in him.... he lived there for 3 months, and most everybody liked him. Awww so its a bit of both.He went suddenly right? VERY suddenly...in the morning he went to exercise class, and was singing songs and telling jokes. Right after lunch he couldn't catch his breath suddenly, and his heart stopped. PERIOD. I wasn't ready for him to be gone, but the good news is that he didn't suffer...he was gone practically instantly. wow that was fast.Was it a heart attack or embolism? They didn't tell me...and it really doesn't matter. He had worsening congestive heart failure for years...perhaps it just wore out at that moment.. I knew excerise was bad! yep...it is! |
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well people are probably worried about you. Death of a loved one is really hard. Perhaps, but most of them were interested in him.... he lived there for 3 months, and most everybody liked him. Awww so its a bit of both.He went suddenly right? VERY suddenly...in the morning he went to exercise class, and was singing songs and telling jokes. Right after lunch he couldn't catch his breath suddenly, and his heart stopped. PERIOD. I wasn't ready for him to be gone, but the good news is that he didn't suffer...he was gone practically instantly. wow that was fast.Was it a heart attack or embolism? They didn't tell me...and it really doesn't matter. He had worsening congestive heart failure for years...perhaps it just wore out at that moment.. I knew excerise was bad! 
Dad made a great role model for the other residents at the skilled nursing facility...he was older and less healthy than most of the others, but he was in therapy doing something every minute they permitted him to be there. He did twice what they asked of him. He really wanted to walk again, and was doing his part to make that happen. If sheer willpower and determination would have accomplished it, he would have walked up my stairs at Christmas time. The therapy department loved him, because nobody loves therapy...most of the others complain about doing the minimum... 
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I really should get back to the gym, but I just can't get motivated. Plus I hate it.The only time I really stuck to it was when I had a personal trainer. But they are far too expensive.
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well people are probably worried about you. Death of a loved one is really hard. Perhaps, but most of them were interested in him.... he lived there for 3 months, and most everybody liked him. Awww so its a bit of both.He went suddenly right? VERY suddenly...in the morning he went to exercise class, and was singing songs and telling jokes. Right after lunch he couldn't catch his breath suddenly, and his heart stopped. PERIOD. I wasn't ready for him to be gone, but the good news is that he didn't suffer...he was gone practically instantly. wow that was fast.Was it a heart attack or embolism? They didn't tell me...and it really doesn't matter. He had worsening congestive heart failure for years...perhaps it just wore out at that moment.. I knew excerise was bad!
Dad made a great role model for the other residents at the skilled nursing facility...he was older and less healthy than most of the others, but he was in therapy doing something every minute they permitted him to be there. He did twice what they asked of him. He really wanted to walk again, and was doing his part to make that happen. If sheer willpower and determination would have accomplished it, he would have walked up my stairs at Christmas time. The therapy department loved him, because nobody loves therapy...most of the others complain about doing the minimum...
How old was he? My dad died at 93...and he hated doing therapy! |
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I really should get back to the gym, but I just can't get motivated. Plus I hate it.The only time I really stuck to it was when I had a personal trainer. But they are far too expensive. 
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 Hey everybody....anybody need more snow,besides me
You can send a little bit more here, just to keep things interesting. But please keep it under 6 inches, and NO ICE, please.... 
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well people are probably worried about you. Death of a loved one is really hard. Perhaps, but most of them were interested in him.... he lived there for 3 months, and most everybody liked him. Awww so its a bit of both.He went suddenly right? VERY suddenly...in the morning he went to exercise class, and was singing songs and telling jokes. Right after lunch he couldn't catch his breath suddenly, and his heart stopped. PERIOD. I wasn't ready for him to be gone, but the good news is that he didn't suffer...he was gone practically instantly. wow that was fast.Was it a heart attack or embolism? They didn't tell me...and it really doesn't matter. He had worsening congestive heart failure for years...perhaps it just wore out at that moment.. I knew excerise was bad!
Dad made a great role model for the other residents at the skilled nursing facility...he was older and less healthy than most of the others, but he was in therapy doing something every minute they permitted him to be there. He did twice what they asked of him. He really wanted to walk again, and was doing his part to make that happen. If sheer willpower and determination would have accomplished it, he would have walked up my stairs at Christmas time. The therapy department loved him, because nobody loves therapy...most of the others complain about doing the minimum...
Thats wonderful Jan, you must be very proud of him and conforted in the fact he went without suffering. |
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I really should get back to the gym, but I just can't get motivated. Plus I hate it.The only time I really stuck to it was when I had a personal trainer. But they are far too expensive.
I don't have to that cause John isn't going to send me any more...its going all to you!
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Hi Everyone
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Hey everybody....anybody need more snow,besides me
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Hello again Jayne!
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hi Jayne
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Hi Betty. I've been working on reports that I couldn't do the last couple days
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I really should get back to the gym, but I just can't get motivated. Plus I hate it.The only time I really stuck to it was when I had a personal trainer. But they are far too expensive.
I don't have to that cause John isn't going to send me any more...its going all to you!
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Hi Tim, Vivian, Jan, Carole and John. Did I miss anyone?
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well people are probably worried about you. Death of a loved one is really hard. Perhaps, but most of them were interested in him.... he lived there for 3 months, and most everybody liked him. Awww so its a bit of both.He went suddenly right? VERY suddenly...in the morning he went to exercise class, and was singing songs and telling jokes. Right after lunch he couldn't catch his breath suddenly, and his heart stopped. PERIOD. I wasn't ready for him to be gone, but the good news is that he didn't suffer...he was gone practically instantly. wow that was fast.Was it a heart attack or embolism? They didn't tell me...and it really doesn't matter. He had worsening congestive heart failure for years...perhaps it just wore out at that moment.. I knew excerise was bad!
Dad made a great role model for the other residents at the skilled nursing facility...he was older and less healthy than most of the others, but he was in therapy doing something every minute they permitted him to be there. He did twice what they asked of him. He really wanted to walk again, and was doing his part to make that happen. If sheer willpower and determination would have accomplished it, he would have walked up my stairs at Christmas time. The therapy department loved him, because nobody loves therapy...most of the others complain about doing the minimum...
How old was he? My dad died at 93...and he hated doing therapy! Dad was 90. But he worked hard all his life. In his experience, if you just worked hard enough, you could do anything. Probably why he was never willing to quit. |
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