> I've sent all the messages so far, in a few batches. I got a response > from Annie thanking all of you who have sent messages, and saying > this: > >> While I was reading him the emails, he was awake, his eyes were sparkling, >> and he was smiling. He really enjoyed hearing about how much his work >> meant to others. > > I'll continue forwarding anything further.
The latest news from Annie is not so good; this arrived last night: -------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, folks, It may be that Mark is reaching the end. The last two days, he has been unable to keep much food down; he is not responding to his name being called nor is he responding to touch. I have been told by the hospice nurse that when a person is unable to keep food down, it usually means his digestive system is starting to shut down. It is only a matter of time, now. Still when he was first diagnosed, he was told he would see the end of April for sure, 50% chance to see the end of May, and 10% of a chance to see the end of June. It is now December. Mark's firmness has proved their timeline wrong, but then, he always was a little obstinate B-). Still I have to be thankful for the time I had with Mark. We had a lot of good times. Thank you for all your support and wishes for Mark. I wish he could've had more time on this world to make his mark. Annie Li -------------------------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ imap5 mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/imap5
