>
> Well we're just moving right along here. Ann was released from the 
> hospital
> about an hour ago. She and her sister are here at my house. Alice will be
> with us until tomorrow night. Ann is very, very tired so will probably 
> sleep
> away most of the next couple days. They wake you up so much at the 
> hospital
> to make sure you're OK.
>
> She is not up to using her PC yet, so is not seeing her email but will 
> have
> the voice mails you've been sending, and the tidbits from your emails and
> calls I pass along to her.
>
> The tumor was two centameters. It's behind her left ear. Very interesting
> hair-do. Bandages are off, so her decorative staples are showing. We will
> not have the pathology results until Tuesday or wednesday.
>
> Some of you have asked about Marcina. She's quite fine, and totally
> recovered from her elevator experience. We went in some elevators 
> yesterday
> with no problems. She has been enjoying my yard and is going to need a 
> bath
> soon. Some people have been offering to take her for walks which she
> appreciates, so if you're local, and want to sign up for that, it's much
> appreciated.
>
> I think by Sonday Ann will probably be up for calls and visits. If you'd
> like to call and need my number, just ask. Yesterday's note contained
> information about writing or leaving a voice mail. I'll include Ann's 
> email
> address once she's back on the PC.
>
> Again, I can't say enough to thank all of you for everything you've been
> doing. The prayers, cards, emails, gifts, food, dog walks, transportation,
> thoughts, encouragement... It's all so appreciated. This is a challenging
> time for Ann, but you all are doing so much to make it easier. And it 
> makes
> the coordination stuff a breeze. And to be touching base with you all 
> around
> the world is truly a phenominal thing.
>
> That's all for now. Will write again soon.
>
> Deb
>