So so sorry to hear this!! Tim, you will never know the impact for good you’ve had on so many, and I’m thrilled that you’re able to put together such a momentous and important, not to mention voluminous, collection of your marvelous work. May God heal and bless you at this most critical time. May the new treatment bring more time than anyone could imagine.

Prayers,
Siham

All my best to Tim as he goes through this. Perfect health is great! Should really really help. Prayers are forthcoming.

"Extraordinary" is the only way to describe this man's productivity, over the past year, in terms of volume, content, and quality, all. "From God's lips to Timothy's ears," as I said.

So I hope everyone here will continue to "watch this space," as the slogan goes, while he progresses, and while I continue to carry the torch for him.

Jennifer

Onward, Timothy. That's one hell of a mountain you have to climb. Keep on.

No David, Feeney exited five years ago, 2000 birds, twelve years, two months after the arrival of Lone Willow's Cuchulain, aka Chucky. Hunter's Logs II and III, coming this spring, are largely about the young dog.

I am humbled to be the recipient of so many prayers and good wishes from people I have worked with over seventeen years.

Tim's surgery is tomorrow. Please continue to remember him. There has been very, very good news, on the publishing front for us.

I hope to have more forthcoming about that, when I get a few more details, since I know many will be interested here.

Jennifer

Thank you for reminding me Jen, and to Cathy for the original post. In a previous life I would have scoffed at the idea of prayer for anything and anyone no matter how much I wished them well.

That was then. Tim, whatever help I can give I will give. In my own family there was a similar situation and there was a lot of prayer from the community which I am fortunate to be a member of. I accepted the power they gave to me and to a person I love more than anything. She's still here, and healthy.

Prayers for Tim. I have continued faith in his unstoppablility.
Thanks for the note, Catherine.

Some good news. :) Bill Carpenter went to see Tim at the Mayo, and reports that Tim says the operation was a complete success. He's managing his post-op pains successfully. Tim says he walked a quarter of a mile yesterday in order to get out a day early (he should be home by 1 pm today).

That is good news.

John