Hi Folks,

Yeah, it's been forever since I updated this. But I have spent a lot of time responding to posts around the site so I am not invisible.

I just started some intensive pool therapy that I am excited about. Right now they are working on flexibility (I do well there) and alignment (I am a disaster there) and control (also not so hot). I have a long way to go but after waiting nearly 6 months to get in, I am glad to be back at therapy.

We had booked a long Euro tour prior to my stroke but we've changed it up and we're going to focus on Paris for most of the 5 weeks. We want to make inroads into a major Euro city so we're dedicating 4.5 weeks there to meet musicians, current members and possibly a side trip up to Amsterdam and/or down to southern France/Spain border to meet up with members in both. (Our third attempt to include Amsterdam on one of our tours). Of course things are much different now than previous trips where I could drive 1000 miles per week and we'd visit 17 countries in 7 weeks. I used to go 18+ hours a day without thinking twice. Now I am good for about 8 hours max per day like most humans. We'll see how that affects things. My health is still in question, but all my doctors and family agreed I should keep on traveling as long as I can. If something bad happens, at least I am out on another adventure doing what I love. Being on the sidelines all year has bummed me out. I want to stop the death watch and go out and start living again. Outside of the USA, what better place than Paris to take the big change eh?

We'll be over there Oct 5-Nov 7. I am glad to be back in the game!

Brian

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