Hello. This is Bo for the first time in awhile. Christi and Tracia have been doing a wonderful job keeping you informed, and I thank them both for that.

What can I say about staying in a hospital? First, it was not fun. While the nurses on 9300 were awesome and made it very pleasant, overall, I am not a fan. I do want to make sure I say hello to the nurses up thee, because without them, I would have been lost. I can not tell you what all they did to me because they had me drugged up, but I must say, it was pleasant. There are too many to name and I am afraid I would forget one any way. I will tell you guys out there, there is a hot one (super smart too!) that is 25 and single.... I will not say here name, but I hope she gets someone good. I can say good things about all of them. I do have to say one tried hard to mask a northern accent, and I did have an international friend up there.... I had a few visitors, and I appreciate them coming. Nick, Steve, Trace, Lauren, Kristen, Carline, Mom, Bill, and Christi/Addi of course. If I forgot someone, please let me know!

I am very grateful to be out.

My Uncle Terry in Kansas sent the following and I thought it was important:



In reference to organ transplants, one thing you might consider is asking your blog readers to think about signing up as organ donors. I've been signed up as an organ donor for over 30 years.
Information on becoming an organ donor is available at:
http://www.organdonor.gov/
Also, there are approximately 100,000 individuals in the United States that are currently in urgent need of organ donations. This is a matter of life and death for them.
Each state has a website that has information on how someone can become a donor. The following are websites for North Carolina and Kansas as
examples:
http://www.donatelifenc.org/
http://www.mwob.org/
There is no greater gift of life, than saving a life after our own deaths.