Luella is not headed home after all.

July 29, 2009

Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel turns out to be a danged old train!

is not headed home after all. She was too weak from packing and getting ready, ended up passing out and going back to the hospital, though they released her with the advice that she was not well enough to make the trip. The catch 22 is that I am not sure she will get well enough in the atmosphere she is in in California. Looks like the only option may be for me to fly out and drive her home.

Sigh . . .

Tony

July 29, 2009

Chinese Traditional Medicine and Tibetan medicine are excellent for diagnosis. They use the various pulses, and in the Tibetan the first morning urine.

It seems like some kind of depletion or exhaustion that must be found and corrected

for her strength to restore itself. Is there a good CTM doctor she could see?

Mariel

July 30, 2009

Oh what a bummer Tony.

Sorry to hear is not well again, please give her my love, and yes you going to get her is the best option.

Hugs Mary

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Tony

oleander soup

Wednesday, July 29, 2009 1:35 PM

is not headed home after all.

Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel turns out to be a danged old train!

is not headed home after all. She was too weak from packing and getting ready, ended up passing out and going back to the hospital, though they released her with the advice that she was not well enough to make the trip. The catch 22 is that I am not sure she will get well enough in the atmosphere she is in in California. Looks like the only option may be for me to fly out and drive her home.

Sigh . . ..

Tony

July 30, 2009

Go get your woman Tony!!! Before something else happens! Bring her home, make her better. Something there is toxic to her. Love to all, Elizabeth

Tony oleander soup Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2009 10:35:53 PM is not headed home after all.

Sometimes the light at the end of the tunnel turns out to be a danged old train!

is not headed home after all. She was too weak from packing and getting ready, ended up passing out and going back to the hospital, though they released her with the advice that she was not well enough to make the trip. The catch 22 is that I am not sure she will get well enough in the atmosphere she is in in California. Looks like the only option may be for me to fly out and drive her home.

Sigh . . .

Tony