Re: Cutting steak

January 19, 2002

Thank you, Sue, for your very kind comments. But believe me when I

say, This ain't no hero here. Yes, I do contend with CMT on a daily

basis. And NO, I have no intention of letting it get in the way of

leading my normal life, to the best of my abilities. I just have no

time for that. I am the #2 in a local community bank, and can't begin

to tell you how many folks in this fine town count on my being who

and where I am every day. This and my family..........I am blessed in

so many ways that my CMT is WAY down the list of things that concern

me! And to Gretchen, 42 days till the Caribbean!!!!!!!(NOT that I'm

counting!) Cheers all!

BobD

--- In @y..., " Sue Horder-Mason " <sue@h...>

wrote:

> BonD wrote

> But hey, we are all

> compensating for some physical annoyances.....and I for one have no

> qualms about what it might look like.

> Well done Bob. Asking for help does raise disablity awareness and

if you show you don't have a problem with it - that makes it easier

for others and you're right by not having qualms about what it might

look like. Maybe the next person after you who needs help and asks

for it will find it easier after the example you set.

> Brilliant my friend you stick at it and remember you are helping

others along the line.

> Love

> Sue

> The important thing is never to stop questioning.

> Freelance Writer and CMTer

>

> " I Thank God for my handicaps, for through them, I have found

myself, my work, and my God. " - Helen Keller

>

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