Medical Personal and Gratitude

7 November 2022 I am celebrating the good news that since my most recent lab work results were so good that I can bypass the annual MRI until a year from now. That reprieve means a lot to me. Having several medical conditions and quite a group of doctors is a huge challenge. This year I received another new General Practitioner (6 in 6 years), a new Dermatologist and a new OBGYN. I still have the same ENT who is wonderful, the same Podiatrist and the same Endocrinologist. I worked with hearing aid specialists, had my vision reviewed and got reinstated with my dentist after getting bumped to someone else during Covid. My foot care home nurse who is moving and I will surely miss her. Gained a new house cleaner who is fantastic. Had my blood pressure monitored for 24 hours. The greatest blessings are that many of my doctor visits are by phone or sending messages with pictures as needed. I am very grateful for every one of these medical personal. I am thankful for having survived having Covid. Learning how to work within the medical systems is amazing. Mostly I learned how wonderful it is to have so many people to assist me with living.

Happy Ten Year Blogiversary – GopherGenealogy.blogspot.com- 24 April 2021

Happy Ten Year Blogiversary – GopherGenealogy.blogspot.com- 24 April 2021 What an amazing ten years it has been. I am not a frequent writer, but there always seem to be plenty of viewers. So far this year I have written ten posts. It appears that changes are coming in notifications for followers so you can friend me on facebook until I figure out the new blog delivery system. For now here are some stats showing the amazing progress and support of family, friends and viewers. 

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 Gopher Genealogy by Susan LeBlanc provides information about research, lectures, published articles and book reviews, and Serendipity Moments that are the results of searching for ancestors both personally and for clients. The objective of the blog is for others to receive insight and inspiration in doing their family history research. It is an evolving method of communication and input from reviewers is welcome.

2020 The Year of Staying Close to Home and Getting Organized

 As we prepare for the New Year it is great to reflect on what was accomplished this year. First of all a huge amount of sorting of cardboard boxes that I have been working on for a long time. These contained the school work and other items for our six children. I am down to five for our middle son. Oh, how I have loved reading the things that they wrote and looking at their creations. Each of them are so unique. When they were young I just did not have the time to enjoy each of them and the things that they did as much as I would have liked. They each one participated in Scouting or Camp Fire, after school activities, church activities, music, dance, Chess, sports, etc. Needless to say our lives were full and very busy. My goal was that they would explore many things in finding their paths in life. The other five boxes in the main part of the house are photographs from 1991 through the advent of putting them on the computer. Once I organize all of the photos I will select some for each of their albums and our family albums. The old cling pages albums will be replaced with 3 ring binders and acid free sheet protectors. That should take me through 2021, especially if we continue on in Covid precautions.

Turning Sixty - Let's Celebrate

Turning sixty is a monumental event. One reward is the eligibility to receive the senior discount. Yes, some places do start this reward before and a few after, but overall this is the age of getting a price break for enduring to the end. Several of my friends are also achieving this landmark birthdate this year as well. We join together in honoring and sometimes consoling each other on our life's journey.