It helps to have a google account, which is free. That should make it easy. I think you just need to go to google.com (or gmail.com) and set up an account. I've been really happy with gmail, but you don't have to use it...just get yourself an account. ---Susan
as I read this I lift Peter and You up in my prayers.PLEASE, let me know what I can do. I am not far away and can come by on a moments notice. I love you guys..
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ReplyDeleteFinally figured out how to post comments. Using this blog is such a good way to share information. Hopefully, it makes it easier for you and allows all the people who know and love you to share their best wishes.
When I was reading about You full day at the hospital, I wished I could have sent a basket full of good healthy lunch and snack items. I would love to help in that way if you'd like. I also though having dinner for you when you returned home would have been nice. You can count on me in the weeks ahead for such help.
Peter, you are very much on my mind. I wish you all the best in your journey forward. I will continue to check this blog for updates.
I leave for Boston on Tuesday and return Sunday. Then leave for Florida the following Friday. Our house will be available from Dec. 24 -31, if you need extra space for guests that might be visiting.
Please don't hesitate to ask if there's anyway we can be helpful.
Much love to you both,
Charlie
Hey, I love the way you keep us all up to date with Peter. I am thankful that most days are squeeze days. I wish I was there to cook the bread pudding I did for Christmas. Maybe I send the recipe? It might be something he would enjoy eating (if we don't talk about it...smile) And, I do want to hear Peter's dream song...(yes, Peter, it was obvious that you dictated that sentence!) Please know that our love and our support are with you, along with prayers and healing thoughts. May all of your days be squeeze-able.
ReplyDeleteI just read your most recent updates, and am wanting very much for you to get to that month with no treatments. I think the breaks allow you to get back to your old life...the one without the structure and constant bombardment of chemo and radiation, and the toll both take on you. I can see that you are both taking this in your stride, doing what you have to do to get Peter healed. When you get your appetite back, your strength will follow. I think of you everyday and say prayers. I was thinking about the phrase, anything worth having is worth working for, and working you are! What will be worth having is the cure. Much love...always...Sharon (I must think this is like facebook with my picture! lol I just realized that I didn't sign my Dec.29 comment, and almost forgot to sign this one.)
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