Much to be thankful for

We are most thankful that:

First snowy day

• Meg's MRI last Monday showed no cause for concern.  Let's keep it that way.
• Our son Nick flew out from NYC for Thanksgiving last Tuesday, and made it safely to our house, despite our snowy, icy, hilly streets. He took the (new) light rail from the airport to downtown and walked from there.
• That same snowy day Andrew made it safely to his oral surgeon's appointment, thanks to a ride from a passing firefighter on his way home (for which, many thanks).
• Our aging (and recently very sick) cat is doing much better now, thanks to a trip to the kitty Emergency Room. She's eating up a storm and back to her normal self.

Thanksgiving 2010

• We had a pleasant but quiet Thanksgiving meal with Nick, who has now returned to NYC but will be back for Christmas, for which Meg has already begun to prepare.

Christmas cakes are baked way before Christmas

And we continue to be thankful for the excellent and very caring treatment that Meg gets from the doctors, nurses and clinic staff, and for all the support and advice that Andrew gets from the patient & caregiver support groups.