Your story is shocking and somehow inspirational. I hope your recovery continues apace. Sending love to you and Kelly. Do you are in my thoughts always.
Your passion for life is in keeping with your passion for journalism and the power of words. I cheer for your success in overcoming unreal delays and medical omissions, but getting the essential advice at the critical moment in your important life here.
What hell you and your family have gone through Jim. I cant imagine the utter terror your wife and son experienced as well. Im so glad you were able to get the healthcare you deserve. Thank you for mentioning the homeless who do not. You never stop thinking about the oppressed. We need you back as our class analyst/warrior! I’m so glad to hear that you are on your way to recovery!
No one’s problems are the same, but having recently been through stroke, Covid, cancer in the same locations ( spent two new years eves in Er, one in Hillcrest), I send my understanding and hope for better days I’m glad you are doing better
Like the"little white girl" who wrote to Martin Luther King saying "I'm so glad you didn't sneeze" after he'd been stabbed so close to his aorta that merely sneezing would have ended his life, I too now am so glad Kelly vetoed your impulse to go to the gym, and so glad Ben got you the medicine you needed to save your life and set you on the road to recovery, long and painful to be sure but blessed with your deep appreciation for the extraordinary beauty of the ordinary. Big hugs bro, Michael
Your story is shocking and somehow inspirational. I hope your recovery continues apace. Sending love to you and Kelly. Do you are in my thoughts always.
Thank you for sharing your experiences and your insights with us. It is always important to be reminded how precarious and how precious life is.
Your passion for life is in keeping with your passion for journalism and the power of words. I cheer for your success in overcoming unreal delays and medical omissions, but getting the essential advice at the critical moment in your important life here.
What hell you and your family have gone through Jim. I cant imagine the utter terror your wife and son experienced as well. Im so glad you were able to get the healthcare you deserve. Thank you for mentioning the homeless who do not. You never stop thinking about the oppressed. We need you back as our class analyst/warrior! I’m so glad to hear that you are on your way to recovery!
Life is so precious. I’m glad you are here, writing these words, and sharing with all of us.
I’m revisiting St. John of the Cross’ “Dark Night of the Soul” reading this.
“I continued in oblivion lost,
My head was resting on my love;
Lost to all things and myself,
And, amid the lilies forgotten,
Threw all my cares away.”
I hope for your continued healing. Sending you a lot of love, Jim. ❤️❤️❤️
No one’s problems are the same, but having recently been through stroke, Covid, cancer in the same locations ( spent two new years eves in Er, one in Hillcrest), I send my understanding and hope for better days I’m glad you are doing better
Like the"little white girl" who wrote to Martin Luther King saying "I'm so glad you didn't sneeze" after he'd been stabbed so close to his aorta that merely sneezing would have ended his life, I too now am so glad Kelly vetoed your impulse to go to the gym, and so glad Ben got you the medicine you needed to save your life and set you on the road to recovery, long and painful to be sure but blessed with your deep appreciation for the extraordinary beauty of the ordinary. Big hugs bro, Michael