kennywtelejazz
Oh Lord Please no , not the coroner outfit , you wife is trying to recover
Anyway , You get a pass for Halloween 
on a serious note ,
Rain ,
I wish you and your wife well and I hope you guys have a love filled speedy recovery .
I hope I'm not inflicting my views upon you with what I'm about to say …if so please disregard …
5 years ago I had a very bad cycling accident and the surgery involved replacing most of my left arm from a few inches above the elbow to the shoulder with titanium .At the time it was an emergency surgery ….
I will spare you all the details..
The gist of what happened was it put the brakes on my life physically and gave me the opportunity to do a little soul searching …looking back on it , as a result of having that experience I was able to free myself in a way from certain things that had kept me feeling stuck in my life ….if I had to do it all over again I would .
I know you like Bruce Lee since I saw a pic of yours on FB where you had one of his books on the shelf …
Back in the day Bruce had broken his back and he was stuck for like 8 months on a full body traction contraption the whole time …
During that time Bruce wrote The Tao of Jeet Kune Do by dictating it to his wife ….
FWIW, this book has been one of my all time favorite reads 
all the best ,
Kenny
With her sense of humour, she'd actually dig the coroner outfit. ;)
Not inflicting at all! Thanks for sharing, actually.
We're rather positive about the whole thing. Obviously, the first weeks are a bit more demanding since I need to help her out for almost everything. But we also get to do things together - for exemple, I can do my cardio workout while she's on the stationary bike. We can do the physic while watching Star Trek and all.
And then when she's free to move around, we can start working on music, which I'm really looking forward to.
The toughest part was probably to get out of bed at 6 yesterday after a mere 2 hours of sleep and then spend 6 hours waiting. So, no big deal. really. :)
You remember right about Bruce Lee. He's always been one of my biggest inspiration, and an inspiration in practically every domain - even my attitude towards music has been shaped in part by his teachings. And I do keep his books at hand, always. (The 2 I own are some of the very few books I brought w/ me when we moved to the US.)
Actually, they sit on the top shelf with the music reference books and biographies. And an occasional cat.