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Kudos for your resourcefulness! That is great news that you found something you could both enjoy doing together.0
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Glad you thought about doing that. Good for both of you.0
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Dear Ed; how wonderful; it must feel good to get out and about in the outdoors. One more way to bring a smile to your wife and good for both of you.
I also want to tell you how much I admire you. Your common sense approach, kindness and practical caring are really and truly inspirational. You are a man in his 80's, and have found ways to manage the challenges with intelligence and a lot of that common sense even in the worst of times. When you found yourself struggling, you put one foot in front of the other and took a series of classes to assist with problem issues and emotions. You have even researched plans for needs that may well arise in the future. No wonder you have such a wonderful set of adult children; look who their father is and how he approaches the challenges both large or small.
Thank you also for all the sharing and helpful input here on this Forum - you have helped so much with practical information and you inspire many.
You are a blessing to all of us and most of all, to your dearly beloved wife. Sending warm wishes for blessings, both large and small to find you.
J.
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Ed that's just great on all fronts. Glad for you.0
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Yay for both of you! Thanks for sharing.0
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Ed, what a great idea! That’s great exercise for you and a lovely outing for her.
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Ed, that’s so beautiful, thank you for sharing! Even better your wife enjoyed it too. Sometimes it is the simple little things that we can forget that can bring so much pleasure!0
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That makes me so happy to hear that!!! Keep doing what you are doing...good for you and good for your DW.0
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What a great idea. I am glad she is enjoying getting out and you get to stay fit. Pushing a wheelchair is not easy.0
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Oh Ed,
You never cease to amaze me..rock on!!!
Michele
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Win, win! That is no easy feat yet you had the idea, followed through on it, and you both benefitted from getting out in nature. Setting the bar high here, Mayor0
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Brilliant!!!!!!0
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