I have been home for a week, resting and regaining strength. Short, white fluff
is covering my head as my hair is slowly making a comeback, Jutta thinks that
it might grow back curly!
Patience is probably not my forte and when I complain about being tired and lightheaded, Jutta has to remind me that I am doing much better this time around. I am looking forward to another 4 weeks at home with Juttas’ tender loving care before returning to the hospital for round 3 which, according to Dr. Boyd, could be less taxing on my body than the previous treatments. She even holds out hope that a number 4 might not be absolutely necessary – time will tell.
It looks like the rain is finally giving way to better weather and sunshine and we are looking forward to spending more time outside.
Tomorrow our son Hai is flying in from Switzerland and will be with us for a week, it will be great to have him with us.
Being a proud Opa (grandfather) I have to tell you about another piece of great news: this week Paris was informed that she is being admitted to the prestigious “New House” school for communication at Syracuse University, she worked very hard for that one.
In closing I would like to thank all our family and friends from the bottom of my heart for your wonderful support. Your comments on the blog, e mails, cards, meals, tarts and phone calls are very much appreciated and are helping Jutta and myself through this difficult time.
Most of all though, I am immensely
thankful to Jutta for doing everything in her power to get me back onto my feet, she has and still is
putting in an incredible amount of love and hard work. Thank you my love.
4 comments:
I was kinda liking the bald look. Very Tibetan. . . .
Peter, it's wonderful to hear your words! Recovery is obviously going well! Have a lovely visit with Hai. And that's wonderful news about Paris. Transferring into the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications is a huge deal. We share the Graf pride! Love to all!
Monica and Gregg
This is a beautiful posting Peter. Your photograph says it all too.
Andrew and I hope your June weather and time outside Maine Medical Center rejuvenates and restores your health, preparing you for the next, and hopefully final hurdle.
You two together sound a powerful team, one that can only inspire and awe those interacting with you.
Ally&Andrew
All our thought and best wishes for strength are being sent directly to you from Cambridge.
Love,
Steve and Paul
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