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To: sandintoes who wrote (131584)	1/13/2007 2:49:43 AM
From: Naomi	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 225578

Thank you so much for saying that. My sister's health is getting so fragile and it is so hard on her to travel, she is getting tired of the way she has to live and I think she is just about to give up on her life as it is now. She has a lot of trouble with her right leg as a result of a brain stem stroke she suffered almost four years ago and was such an active person before it. She has to rely on a walker and her motorized wheelchair to move about and doing anything is awkward for her. She and her husband built their home together with very little help twenty seven years ago and it is beautiful and she now longs to go back home. It is very sad to hear her talk about that longing. I just hope their home does not sell so she can return to it later this year after their lease on their apartment runs out. She hopes people think it is over priced and will not even bid on it. The used home market up there has seemed to slow down some in the past six months, so maybe that will be a help to her....I hope so. I would love to see her positive attitude return that she had when her stroke happened. When she designed their home she made sure any disability would not be a problem for either of them. She now thinks she must have been a little crazy to ever think of moving or that things would be easier for her. They certainly have not been, according to her. I do feel her pain when she speaks of it.