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After battling a failed respiratory system for four months in the hospital, my 23-year-old son, Justin, died last night.  Last week, he was driving the hospital bean-counters and back-office people crazy by having way too much fun in the hospital.  He was playing video games, watching sports and crime shows on tv, and ordering Uber Eats.  Then Saturday afternoon, he went code blue with rapid changes in oxygen level, heart rate and blood pressure.   With modern medicine, drugs and technology, hospital staff stabilized his numbers, but Justin became quite uncomfortable and agitated.  His last words were, "Will it ever end?"   Allie flew home on Sunday night, and her presence in the hospital room on Monday brought a final, brief smile to Justin's lips.  He passed later that night.   I'm proud of my son for his lifetime willingness to fight for a life that was in many ways fuller than most able-bodied people.  In return, he made our lives richer and fuller.   After a time

Wells State Park

 


We are camped about twenty feet from the lapping waves of Lake Michigan at Wells State Park which is just south of Escanaba, Michigan. 

We’ve had unusually hot weather in the Madison area, but it’s very comfortable here in the mid-70s with a light lake breeze. A short distance away in the woods, the mosquitoes are voracious. 

We will head further north tomorrow and make a gentle right turn at the northwest corner of the lake. 



Comments

MFH said…
I swear, it must be your formidable countenance that keeps that woman safe. She just keeps getting more beautiful.

Unusually hot here in Nevada. A flood warning was issued for northern NV as sudden snow melt threatens to cause the Humboldt River to overflow.

Mosquitoes too! In a freakin' desert!
John said…
I’m merely backup. As a self described strong and I dependent woman, she stays pretty safe.

Mosquitoes in the desert? That shattered one of my assumptions. Stay cool.

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