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 Hello Intrepid Readers, So
many of you generously supported baby Mari-Fernanda's journey toward a
very dangerous Cranial Facial Surgery, that I want to share the good
news. Remember she was born in Feb. with Crouzon's Syndrome...fusure of
the skull in the womb, preventing brain and facial expansion.
Yesterday, the surgery at Rady Children's Hospital in San Diego went
very well...thanks to talented Doctors, generous financial and
prayerful support from both Mexico and the US. The young family
will return home to Mexico with their 'normal' 8 mo. old daughter,
expecting a thriving childhood and happy ever after. Of
coarse there will be a couple more less delicate surgeries in the
future, but the hurdle has been crossed, and could never have happened
without the generosity of Pasenos, ex-patriots, our friends and
families.
My head is so full of vignettes about people who shared their resources so selflessly, that I could probably write a book. However, I learned from watching others that it's the kind hearted, other centered people who make all the difference in the world...in big and small ways. And they are not always the wealthy. I feel so humble being able to know the family personally, and to have seen so many acts of kindness springing from my friends who hadn't even met this family. La Paz is so aptly named. People who live here not only seek peace for themselves, but engage in expanding that sense of community as a lifestyle unique to all who come here. Truly, have you met anyone who isn't involved in some type of community support here? The transient and resident cruisers were very generous, and I want them to know that the Gomez/Salsido family is so grateful. Best Regards, Kathy Bezy p.s.
it was 110 degrees in Angel's Camp yesterday...(where I go to sell
wine,) No ocean. We do have a 30 degree cool down each
night, gracias a Dios, and lots of green fragrant pine trees...same
wonderful moonlight...but the trees obscure the sunset where we
live. Have a great summer my friends, wherever you are.
Thanks
to s/v Avalon for organizing this great event! Photo Muggs Zabel,
PeregrineCrusiers celebrated New
Year's 2010 at 0:00 Zulu
with an appetizer potluck and lots of noise!  Here's something I
think you'll enjoy! Turn up the volumn
Here are a
few more you'll enjoy!
Mystery Train - Washboard Chaz and Roberto Luti Playing For Change Band: A Change Is Gonna Come (live)Chanda Mama | Playing For Change | Song Around The WorldWar/No More Trouble | Playing for Change | Song Around The WorldWoodSongs
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