A student entertained at the grand piano in the lobby.
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Friday, March 7, 2008
4 Days with Myeloma Hope Don at Mayo Clinic
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6 comments:
Wow. Scary stuff. Hope they figure things out at the Mayo Clinic!
I hope the trial turns out with better than expected outcomes. They are great doctors at Mayo.
You both have such great attitudes and are so strong together. I know it's hard to be that support person when you just want to run screaming from the room, and I know you are strong enough not to do that. Keep shoring each other up, keep the faith. You are awesome!
Grand piano in a grand lobby. Nice. I love things in MN. Hey, I had a great run today. (It's not about me or you it's about Don but he's doing good.)
I'll include Don in my prayers. It's getting to be a pretty long list, but it also seems to be working since most of my friends and family are in better shape now.
And that looks from the picture like one spectacular lobby.
Hey there. I am sure Don will do just fine. A lot of getting through something like this is attitude, and he has the best attitude I have seen around! You two (three, I should say!) are an unbeatable team.
I am cheering you both on from overseas!
By the way, you have no idea how jealous I am of that grand piano at the Mayo Clinic. We don't even have corny supermarket music in our hospitals here. ;-)
Take care,
Thinking of you both,
Margaret
Florence, Italy
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