Yuri,
I have not posted to you before, but your story speaks to me. I am glad they found out what was wrong, and you had the courage to undertake the necessary "repairs". I hope you are not in too much pain, and rehab is going well for you.
Gordon's music sure does brighten long, difficult days of convalescence, doesn't it ?
It has seen me through many things in my life, as it has for so many of us.
Speaking of which, there are SO many wonderful people in this Lightfoot forum, and I know we all would like to hear some of your thoughts on Gordon's music when you are up to it. Fresh opinions are healthy!
I know I would sure treasure a signed card and photo of it being signed from Gordon and the gents in the band too, I'm envious!
I admire your kind, bright atitude for someone who has been through so much. Another such man that comes to mind, who maintained dignity and authority when life dictated a wheelchair for some time in his life, was my father.
My father never missed a beat in his transition to wheelchair for different reasons. His reassuring and wise presence was not diminished a bit by virtue of the wheelchair. He commanded the same respect, if not more, and all were keenly aware, despite his humility, of the powerful and intelligent man they were in the presence of. It mattered not he was in the chair.
All the best to you in your return to health, Yuri. I hope you continue to feel better as soon as possible.
"geo" Steve
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