The frost has melted but the scars remain. The water pump from our storage tank shredded - cold trauma? - and had to be replaced and the shard from the impeller jammed up the toilet floats and washer so Stan the Man the Plumber came to the rescue.
Then Millie got a big dose of reality. Every day she approaches the dog next door and yaps at her. The next door dog (Kayla) is fenced behind a wrought iron fence that Millie can stick her snout through - well Kayla let her know that her attention was unwanted and got a couple of bites into her. Of course the dachshund drama was unreal but she has calmed down a bit and the wound is healing better after she was placed on Amoxicillin.
My health is good. I feel well and my recent check-up was OK. I am on drugs to suppress my adrenal glands and its anti-cancer effects won't be know for another month or so, so it is nice NOT to be be chasing the PSA for a while.
My class at CSU Fresno is going well. The Rehab Counseling Department is really warm and fuzzy. Tonight I had Irv Dimont do a presentation on back anatomy and disorders and it was wonderful. I had to call the class to end - I think the students would have liked to gone another hour.
Superbowl weekend and then back to normal Stay tuned.
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