athan

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JMHO – go tile the back room! Isn’t that one of many reasons you’ve

gone through all that you have? All

those years of PSC, the wait, the surgery, now you’re at the goal line….

go, do….. enjoy your Gift Of Life.

Plan on only doing a third or half of it, you can always go back and

finish another day. What’s

the worse thing that can happen?

You’ll get tired – yeah! Tired from work, not fatigue from PSC,

sounds good doesn’t it? You’ll

probably get sore knees, maybe sore arms, so what? You’ll be doing something meaningful

- because you finally can! I say go

for it, and when you’re done, you’ll feel great, the wife &

kids will love it and we’ll be able to tell the newbie’s – heck,

athan was tiling his back room a month after his transplant!

After the tiling, I’ll bet the wife will find

other things for you to do, just remember to stop and smell the roses along the

way. Congratulations, it’s

been a long time coming, enjoy it!

Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight, Whatever it Takes!

Son Ken (33) UC 91 - PSC 99 Listed 7/21 @ Baylor Dallas

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Barb Henshaw wrote:

>

> JMHO – go tile the back room! Isn’t that one of many reasons you’ve

> gone through all that you have? All those years of PSC, the wait, the

> surgery, now you’re at the goal line…. go, do….. enjoy your Gift Of

> Life. Plan on only doing a third or half of it, you can always go back

> and finish another day. What’s the worse thing that can happen? You’ll

> get tired – yeah! Tired from work, not fatigue from PSC, sounds good

> doesn’t it? You’ll probably get sore knees, maybe sore arms, so what?

> You’ll be doing something meaningful - because you finally can! I say

> go for it, and when you’re done, you’ll feel great, the wife & kids

> will love it and we’ll be able to tell the newbie’s – heck, athan

> was tiling his back room a month after his transplant!

>

Thanks Barb! I will do the tiling, although I doubt I will get it done

in one or even two days! One or two weeks maybe... It's a 400 sq foot

room and my wife has planned a rather elaborate pattern! I'll enjoy it

though. That's the kind of thing I like to do... especially now that I

have the energy to do it!

athan

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athan, Tiling!!!!!? Wa-hoo. Enjoy!! Great to read that you are doing so well, so soon after transplant. Penny DPenny D (Australia)Mum of (17) UC 11/04, PSC 2/05

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