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Should have gone to visit my MIL today, too, but didn't. Mike would never go if I didn't do the pushing and today I didn't push too hard. Sigh.
How's Gwen doing?
Great story. Forgive my ignorance, but where is Salm?
At least we can have a real conversation with my in-laws. BTW, they're closing their church -- did I tell you?
Yes, you told me. Where will they go to church now?
I think Gwen's doing very well, considering. She's always happy to see us though she has no recollection of our visit as soon as we leave. She's pleasant enough to us. We just have the same three or four conversation over and over again and then we finally leave. Nonetheless, we have to make ourselves go and I feel bad about that.
I think Gwen's doing very well, considering. She's always happy to see us though she has no recollection of our visit as soon as we leave. She's pleasant enough to us. We just have the same three or four conversation over and over again and then we finally leave. Nonetheless, we have to make ourselves go and I feel bad about that.
My average last month was 16,242 so I have to try to beat that regularly.
Marty, Salm is in France, in the Alsace Lorraine area. Sorry, can't pinpoint it better than that for you. It's the area from which DH's ancestors came; and, really, not far from my own. Probably, if we look carefully, he and I will find we have some common ancestor.
Nice story Susan, thanks for sharing.
Susan, Sam had the reclast IV last week. Is that what you take. It was the first time he took it.
Mary, no. I'm taking Arimadex. It works through the pituitary system to block hormones.
Susan there are so many out there. Never heard of that one.
I take Fosamax
I take Fosamax
Sounded like a busy week for you. Hope your bone density test went well. I have osteoporosis so I get tested as well.
I wish you a good day in St. Louis! I hope all is well!
I'll be put on the arimidex stuff, probably, after these 2 years of tamoxifen. Lots to look forward to!!! Yippee!!
A lot less to look forward to than our grandmothers had!
2008-11-02
steps: 23,003
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St. Louis run tomorrow -- bone density test is the only test scheduled (hooray!) and a doctor's appointment as well. Bone density is an annual test as the medication I'm taking can cause osteoporosis.
This house, close to the Anabaptist Oak at one time was both home and a worship site for the Anabaptists near Salm. As we were looking at the house, the owner came out -- her family uses it as a summer home. When she saw my name tag, she said they had purchased the house from a Sommer family -- so she invited Jim and me in to see where the Anabaptists met. The stone above the door says Jacob Kupferschmit; Susan Eimeini; Christian Gerper; Anne Kupferschmit; and a date I can't quite make out.
Alternate aerobic exercise minutes: Light calisthenics: 20