You may not have known what you were getting into, but I bet you pulled it off with style anyway. It is surprising how our limitations can slip up on us at times you don't expect it. Never be embarrassed, people understand. You are a classy guy and it will always show through. Janice
From: fr...@franksheldon.com Sent: Sunday, August 29, 2010 2:14 PM To: Laura Beaudin ; fr...@franksheldon.com Cc: bobby jim ; kimr1999 ; Rev. Craig Crossman ; tmic-list@eskimo.com Subject: [TMIC] lLoss of Proprioception Let me tell you, My daughter was married on July 31- It was a fantastic event. Abby is in Law School, Will is doing a MD, PhD program which costs nothing for him, Oh and he gets $20K each year to help him get by. They were married on an island in Lake Muskoka, Ontario, Canada, and the Sun was out and shining on us. But I was unable to tie my bow tie. My left hand was unable to function. I couldn't feel the tie with my left fingers! I didn't know where my fingers were. Next I realized that I'd need help walking my daughter "down the aisle." The rocky, grassy lawn was my walking challenge. I hadn't realized what I was getting myself into when I stole the heart of her mom. F
