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Re: The QSO I never thought I'd have
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Hello Howard,
Thanks for sharing such great news with us!

Gets 2015 off to a great start!
Best wishes to all for the new year!

73: Jim, WA5VYL



-----Original Message----- 
From: howard kaufman 
Sent: Thursday, January 01, 2015 10:53 AM 
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Subject: The QSO I never thought I'd have 

I just spent half an hour on 147.48.

I was having a QSO with Bill Meeker wa8rhs.

He is home and in outpatient therapy.  He is walking with assistance.

He can hold a QSO, whichb takes a lot of memory skills.

Full language and word finding skills are back.

I never thought we would see this day.

This makes a Happy Newyear in the best of ways.

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