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She flew out for another trip to the doctors in Cebu. On Friday the 13th. The doctors inserted a radioactive isotope and she is due back tomorrow afternoon. Hopefully the rest of the radioactive treatment will be conducted here in Dumaguete.

Continued wishes for complete recovery here. Youngest is still cancer-free after surgery and chemo so it IS beatable.

Jim, like Paul said, "it IS beatable", and this I know from firsthand experience.

Now, you need to take care of yourself also and I know there is not much we can do but, we are here for you.

I appreciate that and I want you to know, That time Maria and I spent with you guys in Puerto Rico. I will scherish that to the end. I am honor to say that I have known you even if it was a very short meeting.

Jim, I cherish the memories and think of you guys often!

Now I'm getting in the car to go run errands.

Btw, it's gotten windy up here on the mountains and I love it.

Take care Homies!

Sounds familiar. these mountains got so cold last week. I actually closed the windows and doors to keep the cold wind out. I know most of you guys think that I look forward to that cool tropical breeze and I do most of the year. It actually can be cold and I discovered that when I was 19 years old in Vietnam. Nowadays, I can close the windows. Couldn't do that in the jungles when I was 19.