Phil, I pray Everett is making a little more progress by the time you see 
this, but he must take things easily and give that foot time to knit.  If he 
doesn't, he will probably suffer with it later.  (Again, been there, worn 
the T-shirt, done it!)

Tell him he could always do those jobs that need his hands, eyes, ears, nose 
and mind but not a lot else!

Love in Him:


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Carol
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Phil Scovell" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Tuesday, June 06, 2006 4:33 PM
Subject: Everett Tuesday Report


> My son tried to go to work at his shop today.  Most of the people in the
> shop go out to eat for breakfast.  My son became ill while eating and had 
> to
> go home but he still was trying to go to work.  Sandy told him that due to
> the narcotics, his blood pressure was likely low and that he should not be
> trying to work today anyhow.  People also often become discouraged when
> suffering from recent surgery and current pain.  Who on this list, of all
> places, doesn't know that?  But my son is still a kid, a 24 year old kid,
> but still a kid and he pushes himself way too hard.  He will appreciate 
> your
> prayers, too.  especially today because he hates laying around and doing
> nothing when he has so much work to do.  The drapery shop he runs has a 
> load
> of work to get done and installed today and tomorrow, too.
>
> Phil.
>
>
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