Scottsdale,
Arizona
Newsletter Winter 2002
Dear Friend,
It is a beautiful
sunny day in Arizona (blue skies and 75 degrees), and the birds are singing
and the coyotes visit me once in a while. Three gorgeous big hawks and
one eagle keep me company by my pool where I am doing my weekly exercises
so I can learn how to walk again. I am still doing twelve laps back and
forth once a week when my therapist comes. The reward for this effort
is an hour in the Jacuzzi, followed by dinner of vegetarian pizza and
spinach soufflé.
My recent big
excitement was a weeklong visit with my son Kenneth to New York
City. I hadnt been there for over ten years and had dreamed
of spending the holiday season in New York: visiting some old
friends including Gregg Furth; shopping at one of my favorite
stores Zabars; seeing all the lights and window
displays; and visiting Rockefeller Center and the old neighborhood
where I lived where Kenneth was born. I was also able to visit
the site of the World Trade Center tragedy to be interviewed
for a future People Magazine article (publication date unknown
at this point). I was escorted by several wonderful New York
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church clergy,
and was impressed and moved by the ongoing support for the recovery
workers at St. Pauls Chapel nearby. I talked with many people
who had attending my talks and workshops over the years, and that
I had not seen in a very long time.A recent bout of kidney stones
led me to the emergency room where I spent the whole day with blood
tests and an infusion of badly needed fluids and Demerol which
left me dopey but pain-free. I finally passed a kidney stone (the
first of five!) which will be analyzed so I can get some treatment,
and now have been relieved from the whole excruciating, painful
affair.
I have enjoyed
visits in recent months from some of my very close friends. Next
week I am very excited for the visit of my daughter, Barbara, who
will be bringing my grandchildren, Sylvia and Emma. If you have
not yet seen my website, you can see it at www.elisabethkublerross.com.
We are also working on new versions in French, Spanish and Italian,
with the Japanese site just having gone up. I wish you a peaceful
and happy beginning to the New Year.
Love and Blessings,
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