- Time of past OR future Camino
- 2017, 2018, 2019, 2025
In recent private messaging with Camino Chrissy, I realized that I may not have offered my thanks to all of you who supported me with generous donations for travel to my son's wedding. So let me take this time to state that I cannot begin to thank you enough for the blessing you provided.
The wedding was wonderful. It took place outside of Glenwood Springs in Colorado at a lovely, old farm that had been converted into an events center for events like weddings. Views of a small lake on the property along with mountain scapes and autumn leaves that were turning bright colors. . and the perfect weather.
I was not able to participate very much in family events prior to, or during the wedding itself due to my health issues. The travel, which was nothing unusual in terms of someone in normal health, did take a toll. I did end up visiting the local ER on one occasion due to worries about increasing heart failure symptoms from increased shortness of breath and severe edema.
None of that mattered. . the ability to be there for my son and his special day with his new bride is now a cherished and treasured memory. If it wasn't for members of this Forum, I would have missed it. God Bless you. And for those who sent so many heartfelt and supportive messages, you cannot imagine how much they have meant to me.
My prognosis? Despite the setback and the recovery after returning home, I keep hearing from my providers that things are improving, albeit very slowly. No one has yet to come up with a reason why I suddenly began experiencing ventricular failure, but it seems that the pacemaker and medications have indeed been helping,
I have not given up on returning for another pilgrimage on a Camino route. It is a goal that helps me keep focused on recovery.
The wedding was wonderful. It took place outside of Glenwood Springs in Colorado at a lovely, old farm that had been converted into an events center for events like weddings. Views of a small lake on the property along with mountain scapes and autumn leaves that were turning bright colors. . and the perfect weather.
I was not able to participate very much in family events prior to, or during the wedding itself due to my health issues. The travel, which was nothing unusual in terms of someone in normal health, did take a toll. I did end up visiting the local ER on one occasion due to worries about increasing heart failure symptoms from increased shortness of breath and severe edema.
None of that mattered. . the ability to be there for my son and his special day with his new bride is now a cherished and treasured memory. If it wasn't for members of this Forum, I would have missed it. God Bless you. And for those who sent so many heartfelt and supportive messages, you cannot imagine how much they have meant to me.
My prognosis? Despite the setback and the recovery after returning home, I keep hearing from my providers that things are improving, albeit very slowly. No one has yet to come up with a reason why I suddenly began experiencing ventricular failure, but it seems that the pacemaker and medications have indeed been helping,
I have not given up on returning for another pilgrimage on a Camino route. It is a goal that helps me keep focused on recovery.