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Showing posts with label Jackson anniversary. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 22, 2022

Our 53rd Wedding Anniversary

 

 From Norma A. Boeckler



 Jack knows how to pose for the camera.


I asked the photographer if we had to wear masks during the photo-shoot. The manager thought that was ridiculous!

Christina in Germany


 Engagement photo, sepia by Norma A. Boeckler

 Wearing the crown, an Augustana College tradition


Bethany Joan Marie loved the camera.


 Erin loved to joke but especially loved harmless spills and messes. 

Friday, January 3, 2020

Oncologist Comes into Appointment with Anniversary Notice

 Posted in the local paper

Today we went to the Highland Oncology Group and met with Dr. Steven Rosenfeld. He walked into the room, hunched over his phone, like a teenage. He then showed us the screen, a scan of the newspaper announcement - above - that he said he would wait to see. We had a great conversation about history and what they did in the 19th century without digital toys.

One year ago, the tests showed Christina at stage 4 cancer, with a node growing on her back - very painful. Dr. Rosenfeld started the treatment at once, just before Christmas - 10 days in a row of radiation - astonished the lab - and hip shots plus pills to suppress new growth. He started immediately with both. Since then the definitive blood tests have all been great, including today's.

We also visited the diabetics specialist this week, to make sure the blood sugars on the Libre were good. She said, "You will probably be the only patient this week with such good results. You did not go too low or too low." The Libre sticks in the arm and gives constant results.

Thank you for your prayers. Christina has gained strength and health all year. This year wee upgraded all our doctors except Dr. Rosenfeld and Melanie Sutton, the diabetic specialist.

 From Norma A. Boeckler

Tuesday, November 28, 2017

Our 48th Wedding Anniversary Photos

 We waited for a Mr. and Mrs. Santa to pose with their dogs,
then pick out the right photos, poses, fonts, cards, gifts, print sizes, etc. We could hear Mrs. Santa saying, "Could you move the words down one line? What about a larger font?"


 The rose was a surprise anniversary gift.




 This is a real rose, preserved in plastic, painted and
edged in 24k gold. Danbury Mint.