Guest guest Posted June 4, 2005 Report Share Posted June 4, 2005 Yes, it's you! You're very welcome... - Gale Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2005 Report Share Posted June 8, 2005 Hi Gale, What great pictures. You are going to " stand out i a crowd! " I love it. So colorful. I looked at the first picture and there I was... H. I again want to thank you for your consideration. I really appreciate and admire what you are doing. When I was in the Army I could run for miles and miles never wanting to stop but just before I was DXed last year, I went on a short 4 mile run with my company and I made it about 100 yards before having to stop. At that point I chalked it up to being out of shape and not doing any training the previous year while I was in Iraq. Little did I know that I had CML. After I was DXed I tried to run and " get back into shape. " It lasted about a week. I just don't have the desire nor the determination to get out there and run any more. The story behind the story is simple. I know how good it feels to run long distance. I remember the feeling of being in the zone and free to think. I also know how hard it is to run any distance with this damn CML. So when I say I really admire you and your effort you can bet that it is from the heart! Thinking of you, Herring Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2005 Report Share Posted June 9, 2005 > Hi Gale, > What great pictures. You are going to " stand out i a crowd! " I love > it. Gale: It looks like you might have to train extra hard this week. Your jacket is going to be heavy with all of the names you have on it, heehee. One thing is for sure, when it gets towards the finish line and you are tired all you have to do it look at your jacket and see all of those names and it will help you make it to cross the finish line. Good luck, Ginger Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2005 Report Share Posted June 9, 2005 Hi Gale, would you please send me the jacket pictures again to tadrost@... as for some reason I couldn't open it on my other e-mail address. I am looking forward to see it. Thanks and God Bless. T -------------- Original message -------------- Hi Gale, What great pictures. You are going to " stand out i a crowd! " I love it. So colorful. I looked at the first picture and there I was... H. I again want to thank you for your consideration. I really appreciate and admire what you are doing. When I was in the Army I could run for miles and miles never wanting to stop but just before I was DXed last year, I went on a short 4 mile run with my company and I made it about 100 yards before having to stop. At that point I chalked it up to being out of shape and not doing any training the previous year while I was in Iraq. Little did I know that I had CML. After I was DXed I tried to run and " get back into shape. " It lasted about a week. I just don't have the desire nor the determination to get out there and run any more. The story behind the story is simple. I know how good it feels to run long distance. I remember the feeling of being in the zone and free to think. I also know how hard it is to run any distance with this damn CML. So when I say I really admire you and your effort you can bet that it is from the heart! Thinking of you, Herring Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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