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With Grandma Mike in the hospital for such a scary reason it has my mind racing in circles.  I realize how precious life is and how quickly it can be taken from you.  My mom's story makes me want to be a better wife, mom, daughter, sister, aunt, niece, in-law, cousin, friend, neighbor, even stranger.  I am still in a fog about what happened two weeks ago.  18 years ago when my dad died, my biggest fear became losing my mom.  That.  Almost.  Happened.  I have now learned to treasure every moment with the people I love.  I love you, mom!

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