Ronald Coleman (mail) (www):
Good day at the office?
10.31.2007 9:36pm
Dean Esmay:
Not really. Got sent home. But I'm in contact with the EAP program and it looks like they don't actually want to fire me. So that's progress, at least.
10.31.2007 9:56pm
jaymaster (mail):
I just spent a couple days in the hospital (after 9 days on the road).

And I thought I had it bad.

Wrong!

Turns out it was just a broken bone that will heal in a month or so.

Its going to take you a year or two.

BTDT.

If you would like some advice, just ask.
10.31.2007 11:11pm
Brian W (www):
Wish I could help bud, I know it's a tough road ahead for you. I'll be up in that area in a few weeks...let me know what I can do!
10.31.2007 11:14pm
TimKindred (mail):
Yeah,

Damn Dean, I'm sorry I've been hit or miss here. I have a sister who has been given 6 months to a year to live, but I've also got kids and all that real life stuff too. Trying to juggle that emotional roller coaster is frustrating. I can only imagine what you are going through.

Still, and all, just email me if you'd like. I'd be happy to give you my number if you need a shoulder to vent on.

Respects,
10.31.2007 11:44pm
La Ventanita (mail) (www):
Good to have you back Dean. I could come up with a lot of corny cliches, but that would be sort of tacky.

In return I can tell you, a blogging community of friends and people you've never met can be very comforting at times. It helped me through the passing of my father.

Fuerza.
11.1.2007 10:46am
jaymaster (mail):
And btw, Dean, if you have an urge to read Dr Helen’s latest PJM article, I recommend you avoid it. Unless you’re the “misery loves company” type….
11.1.2007 12:16pm
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