The gal at the Nursing Home that actually owns Mom's dog now, had it taken so she could give the picture to her for her birthday. That was a nice gesture on her part. (This picture is not as good as quality as the original, but it's a good picture of Mom.)
Well, I haven't given an update on Rick for awhile. I took him down to Salt Lake for Shock Treatments for his depression on the 7th of March. In the beginning, it appeared that things were improving slightly. He came home on the 23rd-a week ago tomorrow. That day wasn't great, but still looked like possibly things may improve. The next day, he fell apart after talking to his mom (that happens often). I spent all day and all day on Thursday trying to get him a bed back at the hospital. They didn't have one. I took him back down to Salt Lake yesterday. Rick was on a waiting list for a bed. We were just going hoping he would get one because he was scheduled for another treatment this morning. The hospital called us as we were traveling. They had a bed available for Rick. We got there in time for most of Sacrament Meeting that is provided at the hospital. Afterwards, they gave Rick another blessing. I readmitted him into the hospital. I came back home. I got home about 8:00 p.m. I saw MANY DEER AND 2 GROUPS OF ELK on the way home.
As far as Rick is concerned, time will tell. Right now, things don't look great.
I'D BETTER CLOSE WITH A GOOD THOUGHT.
Barbara Bush, wife of former United States president George Bush, spoke wisely when in Wellesley, Massachusetts, in 1990 she addressed the Wellesley College graduating class and said, 'Your success as a family, our success as society, depends not on what happens at the White House, but on what happens inside your house.' " This quote was taken from a talk given by President Gordon B. Hinckley in the Ensign magazine -"Four Simple Things to Help Our Families and Our Nations," Sept. 1996
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