Can you believe summer is almost over, school is about to start, and the nights are getting cooler? All signs of the Fall to come. Our fig tree, I spoke about, looks like we are going to have some great figs? Of course I will make sure my honey will be able to eat some of our figs. We enjoyed some great plums from our plum tree too! I think it must be my green thumb, because we had the best plums this year ever! I can’t talk about how good our flowers and fruit trees look too much because I’m afraid Chris will say I can do the gardening from now on! Lol!
We have about 98 days before my honey will be able to come home. It is a long time, not just because the number of days, but the quality of the days that will make this time seem long. So far he is still doing great. He is the healthiest, sick guy, I know! We have been told that the healthier a patient is coming into this treatment, the healthier the patient is when they leave. Chris knows he needs to move his body and he needs to eat. Moving hasn’t been a problem so far, eating has been a little harder for him, but he is trying. He is my Superman!
Stop and smell the flowers today!
Greek Fighting Orange 
Thank you for the reminder. Praying for you all daily! Very happy to hear he is doing so well!
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Time really does go fast, though during stressful times it does seem slow. Chris will be healed and you’ll be back in your own home soon. God Bless You!
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I’m amazed by my cousin! My mom called me from Greece, saying she went to church this morning to light a candle and pray for Chris. He’s in our thoughts and prayers every day. You are too, Pat. You’re his Superwoman! We love you both.
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Thank you for the updates. So far it sounds like Chris is responding very well to his transplant. We are lighting the candle and we hope he is back in Toledo soon.
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And you are our Wonderwoman! ā¤ļø
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ā¤ļøā¤ļøLove to you both! Can he have cards or anything now or should we wait?
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