Date  |
Comment |
| 1/9/2005 |
Dano - As we've talked many times Sue and I are with you both as you go through this battle. Our hope is that you come through with flying colors with the Lord in your heart as He is already at your side to see you through it all. Love Bob & Sue Kulpinski |
| 1/8/2005 |
Dan..... How quickly things change in life. Over the years change was a constant in our life as members of the McGlynn Bakeries work family. That experience of continuous change will serve you well in the future. Plus your faith family and friends make all the difference. You will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers. Irene Strong |
| 1/7/2005 |
Dan I was shocked to hear of your condition. Beating this should be easier than putting up with me for all those years. I believe in you beating this just like you have always believed in me. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Chris & Lori Green |
| 1/5/2005 |
Mr. McGlynn- I was completely shocked when Kyle told me the news...my thoughts and prayers are with you! These bumps in the road are unclear and we always 'ask WHY' but as long as we have the support of our family and friends we can make it past them stronger than ever!! THE WEBSITE IS GREAT so informative and full of love...Can't wait for more fun times out on the lake.. AND THE SUN IS SHINING! Melissa Bohlig |
| 1/4/2005 |
Dan I read some of the entries on your web site. It is good to see that you have not let this stop you from enjoying life. You will be in my prayers. Keith Vorderbruggen |
| 1/4/2005 |
Hi Dan - My sister Patti told me what has been going on. Wanted to let you know I did private duty and home care for years as a nurse and have worked at both the Mayo and the UofM .They are both wonderful places and you would be in great hands in either one. I really couldn't recommend one over the other. I have done home care and private duty for a child who was a stem cell donor to his brother at the UofM it was a very moving experience and all went well . I was very impressed with the hospital and staff ( and also the Ronald McDonald House ). The hospital did a wonderful job with the care of both brothers and was very supportive of the family. I'm sorry to hear of the situation for and you and your family but wanted to share with you what I know - in case it would be of any help. I've been on the list to be a stem cell donor for years too. Hope this helps a little - your in our prayers. Let me know if I can be of any help. Trudy Namur (Pat Huston's sister ) |
| 1/3/2005 |
I was directed to your site by a friend whose sister is battling MDS. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Thanks for sharing. |
| 1/1/2005 |
Hi Dan I was just able to get to your website and want you to know that you have been in our prayers for the last month as Gramma Jeanne has been keeping us updated. We will continue to pray that a donor will be found and that you can get on with this treatment as soon as possible. As a first cousin I would be willing to be tested if they think there is a good chance (and if I am not too old!). I do believe I am your oldest cousin! Keep the faith that this will come out okay and we will continue to pray and ask friends here in Calif. to do the same. Love Your cousin Jeanne Ann and Lothar too |
| 1/1/2005 |
Hi Dan and Deb! I so love being able to read what you are thinking/ feeling first hand. Thank you for that. Unbelievable news regarding the number of possible/potential donors! I may even have to admit that praying is working. I enjoyed seeing your family at the Christmas party. Everyone's strength was visible esp Dans. Deb your love was visible. Lauren Brown |
| 1/1/2005 |
Dan I just recieved your web sight from Chuck and Elsie As I have been spending the morning reading the history I was saddened to hear of your diagnosis. I have very fond memories of my time working for the McGlynn family and will be pulling for you to beat this thing! Mark / Brenda Frigaard |