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StephN · 10-05-2005, 12:54 PM

Tom,
Let me say that you are a true artist!
You make furniture reproductions, which does not surprise me in light of the way you so lovingly and faithfully take care of your lucky mother. You artfully do all you can for her, feeding and supplementing her as if you were creating a painting. Your "color palette" has many variations and they are all put to use.

Great to see this maximal type of approach to taking care of a stoke-affflicted senior that the surgeon barely gave a second thought to. (This person would have had a complaint to their superiors were I in you position.) We expect to be informed properly and have the right procedures from our medical care takers. I assume you do not live in some backwater where the local vet does the surgery.

Thanks for the complete and informative posts - will pray the Mom's next scans do not show any more progression. They say that the disease is slow moving in the elderly even if it is HER2 positive.

P.S. I used to use Linseed oil on my violin when I played many years ago. Made it shine and gleam. It could probably use a little now!

10-05-2005, 12:54 PM	#18
StephN Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Misty woods of WA State Posts: 4,128	A true artist! Tom, Let me say that you are a true artist! You make furniture reproductions, which does not surprise me in light of the way you so lovingly and faithfully take care of your lucky mother. You artfully do all you can for her, feeding and supplementing her as if you were creating a painting. Your "color palette" has many variations and they are all put to use. Great to see this maximal type of approach to taking care of a stoke-affflicted senior that the surgeon barely gave a second thought to. (This person would have had a complaint to their superiors were I in you position.) We expect to be informed properly and have the right procedures from our medical care takers. I assume you do not live in some backwater where the local vet does the surgery. Thanks for the complete and informative posts - will pray the Mom's next scans do not show any more progression. They say that the disease is slow moving in the elderly even if it is HER2 positive. P.S. I used to use Linseed oil on my violin when I played many years ago. Made it shine and gleam. It could probably use a little now!