Good morning, dear family,
It's been great to see all the news, pictures, recipes and book reports posted. I look often to see what's new. Thanks, Mary Jo, for telling us a/b Paul's tests and results. I trust you know how worried we all are for him. As we're all praying for Paul, I would ask that you add Ben Lake, our pastor's 2 year old son who had open heart surgery last week. Their family has a website that is keeping us all up to date on his status; if you want to see it, it's www.homepage.mac.com/lake. We've had such turmoil with pastors (10 in 11 years) that we're thrilled to have a young, energetic person who really cares a/b staying and growing our church.
I have a couple of Christmas pictures I want to post, but don't know how. Who among you more technologically adept cousins can help me?
Must get going on the day and finish packing since I'll be away from home for three nights this week (Nebraska City, Yutan and Lincoln) for various meetings and a Creighton bone metabolism appointment. I've been part of several bone studies over the last few years and when I was contacted about a new one, was jolted to learn from the latest bone scan that I didn't qualify b/c rather than osteopenia (sp?) (bone thinning; pre-osteoporosis) I actually have full blown osteoporosis in my spine. I'm in a new study now, taking a daily med and calcium with the intent of at least stopping the deterioration and perhaps regenerating bone mass. If you haven't had a bone scan, I would recommend it; no pain, no closed tube, takes a/b 15 minutes.
Have a good week, everyone!
Love,
Nancy
PS Do you suppose it was anyone we know in Lincoln who won the lottery?
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