I'm so glad to hear how well your wife is doing. I too, just had a daughter graduate from high school -- preparing to head off to school in a month. I'm so thankful that I am well and really able to enjoy this part of the journey. You're so right about Kenny's music being inspirational and heartfelt. It's easy to get lost in his music. Not always a good thing when you're sitting in the infusion room -- suddenly I'd open my eyes and realize from the looks of the other patients, that yup, I had been singing out loud again!
Thank you for your good wishes! I'm wishing decades of continued good health for you and your wife!
Kathleen
At 16:24:29 PST on 08-08-06, Ctfan wrote:
>Hey Kathleen > >My wife and I have been Kenny Rankin Fans since 1977 or so. We were also diagnosed with Breast Ca Stage II in 2003. Six operations, chemo and radiation later I discovered Kenny playing at a small Westchester venue and we drove down from Ct. Great show and a meet & greet to boot. We also piked up a show in lower Manhattan this year and missed the Rockland performance because of our daughter's high school graduation. >Kenny's music certainly is inspirational and hearfelt. After three years we are doing ok and I pray that you are on the track for recovery also. I can't tell you how many times I played House of Gold during the battle. Keep on keeping on! > > >
