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Lessons From Lou
http://lessonsfromlou.blogspot.com
- Author: Cathy B
- Listed in: Personal Death & Dying
- Tags: love marriage Cancer caregiver Brain Tumor widow
- Added on: Feb 18th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
Chronicles a beloved father and husband's journey through, and beyond, the brain tumor world by his devoted wife. How we dealt with a devastating diagnosis and death.
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Scenes of Summer
Summer in Chicago is the best. Millions of people sit together in the park to watch awesome fireworks while listening to the symphony perform all the traditional favorites. The beaches are filled with sunbathers, volleyball players, toddlers...
Happy Birthday, Dear Lou!
June is a bit difficult, there's Father's Day, and then there is Lou's birthday. Today. Last year, we had our first "Founder's Day" at the office. It was to be a tradition, to celebrate Lou's birthday. We went to lunch at his beloved Partheno...
Father's Day
Of all his many, many accomplishments, nothing compared to being a father, for him. He came to it at a relatively late age, perhaps he savored it all the more because of that. He loved "his guys", "his buddies", so very much. A fierce protector...
Slow down
Slow day on the golf course today. Very, VERY, slow. My buddy got annoyed, REALLY annoyed. OK, it WAS annoying. But you know what? The sky was really blue, the sun was shining, there was a breeze, the grass was green. Life could be worse. L...
Party Talk
Was at a graduation party for a friend's son last night. Great party. Lots of people. Lots of food. Lots of laughter. Got to talking to someone I worked with long ago, who I was reconnected with over the past few years through our mutual friend ...
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Amy Said:
Lessons from Lou is a wonderful love story. It's a story of courage and devotion, of the belief in the goodness of life, of having the courage to go forth and chart a new path. Keep writing your beautiful words!
tony Said:
Thanks
