without an incident of not breathing. Several close calls but never entered the cycle of not breathing/breathing. I am going to call it here now as I have no idea what tonight will bring. But I am hopeful my messing around with drying medication is working.
In other news, I had an old train friend of my fathers stop over today, Craig Bluschke. Last time is saw Craig I am guessing was 44 years ago. We were able to connect through a high school friend of my who also collected trains. My sister had received a letter from another old train friend along with 10 Super eight films on 10 DVDS. She sent them to me and I watched all of them. Hoping to find old videos of my family growing up. Alas, my father focused on trains and scenery. On two long car trips to DC and Seattle not one single scene with a family member in it. But I did see two scenes with Craig in it. So I reached out to Jim and he put me in touch with Craig. So he stopped over today and picked up six of the DVDs to copy. And good time to end, can't type anymore.
I remember your dad from the SCWD-MWR-NMRA club in Madison. Still have a bunch of my model railroad stuff, too.
From an earlier post, I totally get rejecting the "hero" references. But you can't deny the "inspiration" and "reassurance" titles you've earned. Thank You so much, Russ, for sharing your experiences and forthright honesty with all of us.
Strange way I found out about your saga. My wife, Beth, and I first met in the early 1980s working at Prange's. But being young, dumb, and full of it I broke up with her a few years later. She went on to work at Central Life with Maureen and John LaBreche before moving back to the east coast in the late…
Hi Honey, this is good news. 10 days is a long time for you and I'm sure it will continue. I pray for you always. Keep the blogs coming. I love hearing from you. All my love, Aunt Jane😄😘!!