[stylist] Bob news, is good - RE: Lynda & Bob

Robert Leslie Newman newmanrl at cox.net
Sun Sep 14 10:31:04 UTC 2014


Lynda & Bob 

Life sure is tough at times. Blindness can come; serious health issues can
happen; relationship stresses can happen; the list goes on, but the truth
still holds --- life is to beautiful and we cannot afford to hung up in the
small things.  (A Robert Truism) 

Lynda and Bob, always thinking of you


-----Original Message-----
From: stylist [mailto:stylist-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Lynda Lambert
via stylist
Sent: Saturday, September 13, 2014 3:36 PM
To: Erica Turner; Writer's Division Mailing List
Subject: Re: [stylist] Lynda & Bob

Hi Everyone,
Our day in Pittsburgh went just fine - we got there and back safely - I was
really worried about it because Bob has some memory problems, and it was ok
with me there carefully paying attention and telling him exactly where to
turn at each step of the way. Thankfull, I have a very good graphic memory
and directions are one of my best skills. That is weird, because I can be a
real ditz in lots of things.  (As you most likely know by now.)

Bob is scheduled to go to stay at West Penn Hospital for a week of chemo,
his FOURTH, beginning September 25. Following that week, the transplant
begins - he is to be hospitalized at least a month for this.
We are pooped after the all day testing yesterday, but I am enjoying a
wonderful book about Beatrix Potter's life - I knew nothing of her other
than she did illustrated books in the late 1800s and into the 1930x or so. .

It is amazing what this writer did in her lifetime - and I have developed a
very deep appreciation for her work ethic and her dedication to educating
herself in science at a time when women were not permitted to even think of
boing to school in botany or other sciences.  We all have so much to be
thankful for and we can really see it when we learn of the many obstacles
other writers before our time.  I have been wanting to write and think of it
many times a day, but have not settled myself down to do anything about it. 
I keep writing inside my head, but nothing gets put down - I just seem to be
fluttering about a lot of time.
Thanks for your prayers for our journey in the weeks ahead. Lynda

-----Original Message-----
From: Erica Turner via stylist
Sent: Friday, September 12, 2014 10:25 PM
To: Applebutter Hill ; Writer's Division Mailing List
Subject: Re: [stylist] Lynda & Bob

You are definitely in my prayers. God is a God of miracles...He can do
anything but fail. Please keep us posted.

On Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 7:44 PM, Applebutter Hill via stylist <
stylist at nfbnet.org> wrote:

> This is Lynda Lambert's latest FB post. I don't think she'd mind my 
> sharing it with you.
> Donna
> Block quote
> Bob and I need your prayers tomorrow as we travel to Pgh. He must 
> undergo about 5 to 6 hours of testing. This is in preparation for a 
> transplant of stem cells from a donor. As of tonight, there is no one 
> to drive us - so, he will be driving us.
> This is far from ideal, for Bob to be trying to drive us to and from 
> the hospital, but it's our reality right now and we have no other way 
> for him to get there tomorrow.
>
> I have to keep saying, "One day at a time Dear Lord! We walk in faith 
> not by sight.
> This has become my mantra for nearly 7 years, as I continue to 
> navigate my own new way of life with almost no sight. Since Bob's 
> battle with AML began in April, transportation, to and from the 
> hospital, remains the biggest challenge we encounter. I cannot drive, 
> of course. Transportation tops our list of hurdles to cross, as Bob 
> continues to need to be at West Penn Hospital so often.
>
> I know there is no problem too big for God to solve and I know that He 
> will provide for our needs - and I am waiting to see how He provides 
> for this one, too.
>
> Later this month, Bob will return to the hospital to begin the 
> month-long transplant process . A donor has been selected, and that 
> donor does not live in the US. God provided for Bob's need in a 
> miraculous way. We are so thankful for the unique and very generous 
> man who will be Bob's donor.
>
> So if you choose to pray for our safe journey tomorrow, please add in 
> our need for transportation, too. We really need another miracle so 
> that I will be able to visit Bob when he is in the hospital again for 
> a month. Thanks!
> Block quote end
>
>
> -- The Heart of Applebutter Hill - a novel on a mission:
>
> http://DonnaWHill.com <http://donnawhill.com/>
>
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