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The week begins and ends with Hope

Posted in At the Doctor's, Boston, Friends, Hope, Immune Deficiency, Monthly Dose of Hope, Tutoring, umdf on 30 July 2010| 1 Comment »

We’ve had a relatively busy week. We spent the last four days driving into Boston for various reasons. This is not usually the norm. I usually go in about 3 times a week to meet with tutees and go to various medical appointments; Keith goes in to Waltham 2-3 times a week. This week just happened to be “one of those weeks”…

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New Beginnings

Posted in Boston, Dogs, Friends, Hope, Tilly, Tutoring, umdf on 25 July 2010| Leave a Comment »

The summer of 2010 will officially be heralded as the Summer of New Beginnings!

Some of the other beginnings’ ends:

  • Keith and I moved from our city apartment overlooking Fenway.  It was incredibly difficult to part with, but we’re on to new adventures.
  • I finished my last term (for now) at Harvard School of Public Health and am officially on leave.  The decision was difficult to make, but – in the end – should be better for my health and emotional well-being.
  • We said farewell to our beloved Tilly.  But I’ll say it again: It’s not really an end; rather, we’ve come full circle.

And the new beginnings:

  • We moved into a nice little place in Chelmsford, MA – just 20 miles north of the city. We’re rather excited as we love our new town and neighbors.  If you want the new address, please e-mail or call!
  • I’ve begun tutoring some amazing children.  Each has different needs and I love being challenged to find the best way to reach them.
  • I’ve taken up my post as treasurer of the New England Chapter of the United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation.  I love it and am incredibly passionate about my job.
  • A new blog!  The hope is to keep it somewhat updated so my friends and family can hear directly from me how we’re doing so no one has to worry.  I hope that – through reading this – you can better understand what we deal with and how we deal with it on a daily basis – with perseverance, laughter, and hope.

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