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I believe I’ve made my last foray into the Back Pain Forum which I’ve visited online in recent months.  Initially, this forum was a valuable information resource when I needed it—before and after spinal fusion surgery.  It was good to connect with others who had gone that route.  After all, one doesn’t attend a tea party or coffee [...]

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Winter is moving in, ahead of the calendar date.  This is “business as usual” in Wisconsin.  We normally have several extra weeks of winter before the December solstice and way after the March equinox. Winter is beautiful.  Although I no longer “play outside” like I did for many decades, I still appreciate the winter landscape.  [...]

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“Let us not become weary of doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.”  Galatians 6:9 (NIV) The term entropy was coined in 1865 by Rudolf Julius Emanuel Clausius, 1822-1888, a German physicist and mathmatician who is considered to be one of the central founders of the [...]

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Last evening I had a BDN.  That’s “Bad Disc Night”—not “disc” as in computers, boom boxes, or DVD players, but discs in the lumbar region of my body. Joe and I like to go to bed early with our books and George Winston.  George is not actually present in person in our home, but we have [...]

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Our friends who head for southern regions in November and don’t come back north until May are missing a lot of beauty today! Before yesterday’s big snow, the wind was formidably cutting and damp.  It was an indoor day.  Today we have the friendly, balmy aftermath of a storm when the snow becomes protective insulation rather [...]

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It’s been a long time since I posted something new on this site!  In that time, my husband and I have experienced health issues heretofore unimagined by either one of us.  These issues are debilitating and ongoing.  They will not go away, short of miracles defying God’s natural laws.   A few weeks ago, I spent time [...]

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It’s hard for me to comprehend anyone not welcoming all the help available!  Recently Joe and I enjoyed an afternoon at the Milwaukee County Zoo with 7 of our great-grandchildren and their parents—some of our grandchildren and their spouses.  COUSINS SUBS and a very good time were had by all. What a day!  It was [...]

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I often write about “slowing down”, giving ourselves breathing space, seeking times of solitude, and continually evaluating our priorities.  For people who experience pain and/or illness, these measures echo the prayer of Moses in Psalm 90:  “So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.” In view of Psalm 90, the challenge to keep pushing [...]

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