Ep. 312: Terminal Patient and Moving Forward

2025-06-01

Life I have told you in the past that I had a relative who had a terminal disease and that I was taking care of her. That relative has died. That relative was my wife. We met when she was 23, and she passed away at 63. She passed away in May of this year. We were married for 31 years, but had a lively and romantic life together for almost 40 years. Fortunately, we also had two wonderful children who took care of me for the last month. I have a lot of memories (good and bad) to work through. And a lot...

Life

I have told you in the past that I had a relative who had a terminal disease and that I was taking care of her. That relative has died. That relative was my wife. We met when she was 23, and she passed away at 63. She passed away in May of this year.

We were married for 31 years, but had a lively and romantic life together for almost 40 years. Fortunately, we also had two wonderful children who took care of me for the last month.

I have a lot of memories (good and bad) to work through. And a lot of thinking to do about the future.

However, in the arena of bookbinding and fiction writing, I have done nothing for the last month. This podcast, Episode 312, is the first thing I’ve done in the last month related to either of this podcast's topics.

Bear with me. I will be back soon. Take care.

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