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Yeah!But my daughter wasn't impressed, since physical activity is a lot easier for her than mental activity. She wants a prize winning novelist role model. I pointed her to Redford (filmwriter) and (possibly Beethoven) - anyone have any other inspirational academically oriented achievers with PSC to point to? , Mom to 18 yo daughter UC 6/95, PSC 3/09From: Gene A.

To: Sent: Friday, April 3, 2009 5:33:39 PMSubject: Klug picks up 10th national title in Quebec

"I just wanted another shot to finish the season on the podium."Klug did just that Tuesday at Mont Tremblant in Quebec. Klug battled a strong field and fickle weather to finish third overall and first among Americans in parallel giant slalom at the U.S./Canadian Nationals. The national title is the 10th of Klug's career and first since 2007 when he won both the PGS and parallel slalom in Banff, Alberta. http://www.aspentimes.com/article/20090403/SPORTS/904029946

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But my daughter

wasn't impressed, since physical activity is a lot easier for her than mental

activity.

Wasn’t impressed

huh, that’s a shame. For us,

the fact that is post-transplant makes his accomplishments even more

impressive. Of course I’m

only viewing it through Ken’s recovery or lack there of.

Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it

Takes!

Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 &

6/30 2007 @ Baylor/Dallas

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But my daughter

wasn't impressed, since physical activity is a lot easier for her than mental

activity.

Wasn’t impressed

huh, that’s a shame. For us,

the fact that is post-transplant makes his accomplishments even more

impressive. Of course I’m

only viewing it through Ken’s recovery or lack there of.

Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it

Takes!

Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 &

6/30 2007 @ Baylor/Dallas

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But my daughter

wasn't impressed, since physical activity is a lot easier for her than mental

activity.

Wasn’t impressed

huh, that’s a shame. For us,

the fact that is post-transplant makes his accomplishments even more

impressive. Of course I’m

only viewing it through Ken’s recovery or lack there of.

Barb in Texas - Together in the Fight - Whatever it

Takes!

Son Ken (34) UC 91 PSC 99, LTX 6/21 &

6/30 2007 @ Baylor/Dallas

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I thought it was pretty impressive, too!

But she was dancing 6 hours a week through December when things started

getting bad (and the only reason she stopped was that the need to take

a nap was overwhelming and too unpredictable to fit with the class

schedule - and if she missed any technique classes during the week she

had to stop dancing en pointe). She's trying to substitute running,

which she finds manageable and can do on her own schedule when she

doesn't need a nap. It's the mental and emotional fatigue and lack of

mental clarity that she finds overwhelming - she wants to see someone

who can do what she is finding unmanageable with PSC.

(Besides, she's not finding much impressive at the moment - too busy

being mad at the world. I think that's a healthy response - at least

for a while.) , Mom to 18 yo daughter UC 6/95, PSC 3/09To: Sent: Friday, April 3, 2009 6:26:54 PMSubject: RE: Klug picks up 10th national title in Quebec

Wasn’t impressed

huh, that’s a shame. For us,

the fact that is post-transplant makes his accomplishments even more

impressive. Of course I’m

only viewing it through Ken’s recovery or lack there of.

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Boohooo! I would have loved to meet him. His book gave me a lot of inspiration

and hope.

I bought a few souvenirs in Jerusalem yesterday that can be sold at the auction

at the conference (if there is one this year).

Chaim

>

> Hi Chaim,

>

> has come to many of our past conferences, but not this year...

>

> Ricky

> PSC 2003

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Boohooo! I would have loved to meet him. His book gave me a lot of inspiration

and hope.

I bought a few souvenirs in Jerusalem yesterday that can be sold at the auction

at the conference (if there is one this year).

Chaim

>

> Hi Chaim,

>

> has come to many of our past conferences, but not this year...

>

> Ricky

> PSC 2003

>

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Boohooo! I would have loved to meet him. His book gave me a lot of inspiration

and hope.

I bought a few souvenirs in Jerusalem yesterday that can be sold at the auction

at the conference (if there is one this year).

Chaim

>

> Hi Chaim,

>

> has come to many of our past conferences, but not this year...

>

> Ricky

> PSC 2003

>

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