We didn't go to Boston this year, and we three are all fine. In fact, yesterday we were in Duluth at a big celebration of my dad's 100th birthday.
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- I have been running since 2002, and I enjoy everything about it. In 2003 I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, a blood cancer with no cure. Doctors soon discovered that the myeloma was attacking my bones, but we are attacking it back, successfully so far. Running (now walking) is a part of that, as well as a celebration of life. My sweetheart of 59 years and my daughter often walk with me. Live one day at a time and make it a masterpiece!
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2 comments:
Thank you for thinking to do this post, Don. I was worried, and no doubt many others.
I can't begin to imagine how anyone running that marathon, with the focus and intensity it must require, would react to the explosions, the carnage and the deaths... it has to be devastating in many ways.
Anyway... very happy birthday to your dad, and thank you again for the post.
Congrats again, of course, for all the successes.
Love to you all,
Bill
Thanks Bill,
Good to hear from you.
Love from all of us, Don
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