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Welcome to my guestbook! I wish I could greet you in person here and thank you by giving you a hug......Karin.

 

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Karin Bartschwrote:
When I deleted all entries for a new beginning, I left one signing there to stay because it is precious to me and a wonderful advertisement for my book. Thanks again, Jerry. (The message is from 2007)
And again - only text messages, please, no glitter.
Oct. 3
Jerry McReynoldswrote:

Karin and Dieter,

 

Linda and I were talking about your book.  For some reason we were talking about modern medicine and the way it treats illness and disease when your account of how you treated your bladder infection came to mind.  Treatments sure have come a long way.

 

I have read up to chapter 12, Back to Quersa.  I often found the words blurry and the only remedy being to stop and wipe the tears from my eyes.  Part of me is very grateful that you shared your life with us in such intimate details while another part is not.  I am naturally a slow reader, but much slower when I have to pause, take off my reading glasses and wipe the tears from my eyes!

 

Karin, I am grateful for knowing you and having you as a part of my life.  I am grateful that you endured the memories of your past so you could share them with us.

 

I hope you and Dieter have a wonderful, safe, and memorable Thanksgiving.

 

Jerry…

Nov. 17
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