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Thanks for Visiting!

This blog is dedicated to following the progress of my mother, Dena Kleinsorge, following her stroke on May 18th, 2009. It has been a difficult, yet rewarding, experience. It is impossible to keep all of you updated individually since Mom has so many friends scattered over such a wide area. Thank you for reading the blog and sharing this experience with us. And thank you ALL for your wonderful thoughts and prayers! They really ARE helping! Mom is not able to use her computer at this time, but if you would send me messages or comments here at the blog, I will be sure she gets them. She enjoys hearing from you.

 

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