Larry spent last Tuesday at the garage getting the towing mount bracket put on, electrical hookups done and the auto braking system installed. Took the better part of the day, beginning at 7:30 a.m. to get all of this done.
We've been working about every day here, not long hours at a stretch but enough to keep us confined to the RV Park each day. Things are a little better this last week though. The Resort is almost to capacity right now, 2005 spaces, so people are everywhere busy, busy, busy.
Several park residents are coping with pneumonia and Valley Fever. Larry's brother has had pneumonia and the hospital rooms and hallways were filled with patients so he was not admitted for treatment. So far we have missed getting the viruses going around. Valley Fever is a mold type fungus, spread by air, that affects the lungs and recovery is prolonged. We truly hope we don't get this.
Our daughter Suzy began her radiation treatments in Portland, OR on the 21st. She has 14 more to go before they are completed. The same day (21st) our niece, Joni, received her diagnosis of breast cancer also. She is to have lumpectomy next week sometime and then she will have radiation following. Unfortunately Dee and 2 of her sisters all have had breast cancer so their daughters didn't have much of a chance avoiding that cancer gene. Joni is undergoing genetic testing to positively identify the gene for her daughter. Suzy hopes to have the testing done also.
Hope all of you are staying warm and that your weather is improving some.
