All is stable and I begin a new round of doctor visits tomorrow. first the neurologist which I envision we will keep everything the same and stay on seizure prevention medicine. I also see my doctor that does the cranial sacral medicine which I so look forward too and feel so good after treatment. The more I learn of this care I learn how valuable it is in all cancer thrapies. I found a course to take in this so I'm beginning to learn this art.I'm still working 4 days a week in a rural setting and it is challenging and primary care in the rural areas is hard work and underappreciated. Linda and the family are well and we sure enjoy our granddaughter gift from God. No more anticipated California trips unless they resume the study or call me for boosters. Thanks for caring and prayers. Jim and Linda

Christmas was great except for the record snowstorm and blizzard for here. Oklahoma is not as prepared as Washington where I grew up to handle this stuff. We are still in debt over spending too much and I got scammed a litle on the in ternet and I urge everyone to beware. I thought I was very careful but still had to dig out some. If it sounds too good to be true it is false. I still work in a Family practice office in a suburb of OKC still a 70 mile commut e. I'm glad I only do it once a day and 4 days a week. Linda is doing well and gets to babysit 2 days per week and so far tht is tolerable and enjoyable. sometimes she is too available and gets called on at the last moment to become the sitt er. She is a delight but we don't want to raise her if possible. We will go to my college reunion later this spring and I am looking forward to all but the airplane adventure. Chu rch is a big part of our lives and we rarely miss s I know that the mercy of God is why I am still here and I want t o serve Him more and learn as much as I can. Everybody have a wondefulNew Year. Jim and Linda

We have been hit hard this year and had the largest snowstorm recorded at Christmas. Boy did we have a white Christmas but special except for the inconvenience and snow shoveling. I don't miss that from all the time I di tht growing up in Spokane, Washington. All is well and my health and work are going well. I still ahve some problems left over from the old kractice and that is a real challenge to shut down a medical practice and all the stuff and records you have to deal with. It is nice to now be an employee and not worr y about that. Of course after running ones own business for over 30 years one has to just shut up and go with the flow. I see some things that could be changed and I have to endure. Thanks for the prayers it is working. Jim and Linda