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Wednesday, January 11, 2006
tuff year so far
My goal when I started this blog was to have something posted every week. Most of the time I have done 2 posts a week, but life became too demanding since New Year’s Eve.

Sabrina and I were unable to make it to the Motley Crue show, the ambulance decided she would be better served at the nearest hospital, which turned out to be ST. Mary’s in Livonia.

We were visiting some friends when Sabrina had some complications due to her 6 + years battle with cancer. We were in the emergency room for 12 hours before they sent us home. That turned out to be a mistake. They should have transferred her to Karmanos hospital downtown to see her usual team of doctors. As it turned out we had to go to Karmanos a few days later on our own, and they had to hospitalize my sweet wife yet again.

After such a long battle with cancer, chemotherapy on and off for years, radiation on and off for years, the body starts to have lots of problems. Sabrina blood counts are off, her heart has been damaged, her blood pressure is low sometimes and the cancer is still active. And that IS the short list.

The good news is, as of today (1/11/06) Sabrina is home, and holding her own. She is still very sick but still fighting her way through all this.

Also very good news, WRIF is putting together another benefit on February, 16th at the Emerald Theatre in Mt. Clemens. I don’t know all the details yet, but it will be a fun event with a charity auction. I’ll keep you posted as we get closer.

Thanks to everyone at WRIF for helping me make it through the last 11 days. Doug, Art, Anne and Mike Staff especially. Also thanks to Sparky for helping me keep the Chop Shop on schedule through this crazy time.

Black out.
11:46 AM

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