Thousands of little tasks to learn, and he will get them done. What a great attitude! That would be a good way for just about anybody to approach their days. Very glad he's got as far as Eugene, closer to home. Susan At 08:50 AM 5/9/2009, you wrote: >Dear Friends- > >This morning John and I had a long conversation. > >He is in a rehabilitation facility, and expects to be there at least a month. > >He is gaining use of his left hand, and is beginning to have some of >the basic skills we take for granted. He's learning patience, and is >in ways fascinated by the need to pay attention to details of >everyday things. He realizes he faces a long journey of recovery, >and that not every day will be successful. He sees them as thousands >of little tasks to learn, one by one, and that he will get them done. > >He won't have Internet access until next Tuesday, and probably will >be reading, but not typing for a while. > >He asked me to tell everyone that he does not have the words to >express how he feels at the concern and compassion expressed to him >by his fellow piano technicians. "Please tell them I am overwhelmed >by their response. I am in awe of them." > >His address: > >John Granholm >Eugene Rehabilitation Center >2360 Chambers >Eugene OR 97405 > >Thank you, friends, for your deep compassion for John. > >Ed Sutton >PTJournal Editor > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/caut_ptg.org/attachments/20090509/ebb6f20e/attachment-0001.html>
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