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Well, there have been quite a few things transpire since I last posted here.  I’ll try to fill in the gaps in my life.  Since we returned from India this past February I have been dealing with one UTI (urinary … Continue reading →

I’ve neglected writing a post recently because there really isn’t a lot happening in my life as far as progress from the stem cell treatments and gaining any improved function in my body.  I know I get as tried of complaining … Continue reading →

The past few weeks have been a blur.  My life has been spinning out of control and it is as if I am but a spectator as it flashes by me.   It seems as though I have no control or input … Continue reading →

I’ve neglected posting lately, lots of things on my mind and happening in my world.  There have been some subtle changes in my body.  The sensations I’ve had in my thighs, knees, and feet have intensified.  I am aware of … Continue reading →

This update is for those who haven’t followed along with what we’ve posted on Facebook, to let you know what has transpired since we came home from India on February 17, 2010.  We have been home for about 10 days now.  … Continue reading →

The veggies, flowers and fruit are beautiful – especially considering it’s ”winter”.     This bus is in the middle of a U-turn on these busy Delhi streets. Sister Sunjita gets the last word in, for a change.  If you did … Continue reading →

Cilistin is an assistant to Dr. Ashish in the operating theater and one of the kindest men in the world.  He and Rusty outside of NuTech MediWorld, Green Park. Pragati arrived on his motorcycle with a walker that he made for … Continue reading →

  These flowers are shavings from wood and made into very pretty arrangements.  Popular for home decor here in India. Rusty balancing on the ball in physio - very difficult for anyone, especially if it you are paralyzed from the waist … Continue reading →

    Women loading gravel into sacks to carry on their heads. You don’t dare cross the center line in this street on the way to Gautum Nagar Hospital.   We survived our first procedure over at Gautam Nagar, on … Continue reading →