For As Long As It Lasts

11 May 2013 | Kingston
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Over, Done and Done

27 June 2012 | Kingston General Hospital
Jennifer
Its been a long day and I’m bagged, but I’ll quickly update you that the surgery was about 6 ½ hours and Al made out well. The tumour was “grizzly” and not the two day old jello texture that was expected. Dr. Wallace is still confident it is benign and specimens have been sent to pathology. There seems to be some weakness on the right side but I am told it is likely from the anaesthetic. Al is pretty out of it still and so I have not heard his speech. I am at Kiley's for a bite and a wee nap. I will return this evening to visit him in ICU. Will keep you updated. But all in all it appears to have been successful.
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Vessel Name: Close Knit
Vessel Make/Model: Marine Trader Double Cabin
Hailing Port: Kingston, Ontario
Crew: Al, Jennifer & Bridget.
About: Ex sailboat couple from S/V Ruth. Continuing our trip down south, in a little more comfort (& alot more work!)
Extra:
Alistair and Jennifer are a couple who met in 2007 after Jennifer survived a stroke in early 2006 and lost her husband to cancer the same year. Al had been a life long sailor and after dating several months Al suggested a lifestyle on a boat, cruising. Jennifer had no sailing experience and was [...]

Who: Al, Jennifer & Bridget.
Port: Kingston, Ontario