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Leah as we are getting a step-grandson ourselves I am very cheered by your news. Two lovely couples, senior and junior.

(((hugs))) from Sue.

Ray's birthday in September

Ah yes, I remember it well. Wish you could have been here longer Babs and Eddie.

What a lovely family photo. I think the addition of the littlest Peter makes it really special.

I hope 2010 is a good year for all of us.

Sue.

Jeannie, I love all the flower photos you've posted. Thanks for posting them, it has brightened my winter.

Sue

Hey Ken, nice to "see" you. I'll recognise you when we finally meet up!

Sue.

What a nice photo. You both look so happy.

Sue

The house looks roomy Ann, with a nice lot of cupboard space. I hope you will be very happy there.

Sue.

I've always wondered how we determine when it is Spring, Summer etc? It is about time we redefined Spring obviously if it is still snowing heavily.

But is does look peaceful, doesn't it?

Sue.

Wow wowWow

You look terrific, Patrick looks happy and the boys look like..BOYS...lol.

You surely do look a treat. So glad you posted this.

Sue.

He is absolutely beautiful. And if he loves you too that is a bonus!

WOW. Can't think of any other word to describe a fish like that. Well when it is cooked you could say: YUMMY.

Glad to see you, your Dad's neighbour, your caregiver and the fish.

Sue.

Sitting pretty beside the begonias Fred. How appropraite that your name used to be "Scooterman" it suits you so well. How nice for peple to have the opportunity to be greeted by someone with a happy smile like you. Good on you mate!

Sue.

Sarah, this is a lovely picture af two guys who are just having a great time.

You've got to treasure those moments.

Sue.

Wendie, you both look as if you are right where you belong.

(((HUGS))) from Sue.

Mary, you are still cute. The years go by but the light still shines on us all.

Sue.

What a lovely part of the country you live in Chris. I found a site where you can have a 360 degrees view of Ladybower Reservoir, one of the views you probably see when you walk Sasha.

Sue.

Wow, awesome photo Tom. I remember the telvision coverage night after night of the eruption of Mt St Helens, didn't realise that was close to you.

Sue.

Wow Diane, you have had a long hard fight to get to where you are now. Your story is an inspiration and there really have been miraculous events in your life.

Your children have had to grow up fast but that is what happens in life sometimes and is not a bad thing. We've had our grandchildren since Ray's major strokes and that has made a big difference to our lives. Kids certainly give you the incentive to get well and stay healthy.

Thanks for posting your story. I am sure others will be inspired by it too.

Sue.

I love this "room". I just love the flower shows, been to the local one every year, the one in Melborne is spectacular, only been once but would love to go again.

Sue

Looking good Bonnie. And as someone said, they beat 28 other teams to get there.

Better luck next year..

Sue.

Hank, that is some fish. Hope it was good eating too.

Sue.

Welcome to the site.

Come and post on the message boards so we can reply to your queries, as surviors and caregivers we all have questions we want answers to.

My husband had his first stroke at 48 so I know how frightening it is to be in your prime and yet lose abilities with stroke,hope to see you on the boards soon.Sue.