Who am I...

Leah:

As I worked on the railroad, I invested in the stock market since I was 18.

Now, as I turn 62 I have $1,300,000. Once invested in a proper managed account interest and or dividends will pay all expenses for my wife and me living in a home (if necessary) the net at least doubling over the next 28 years so she will be taken care of. I've been very lucky. More later.

Mike
 

 

Hi, Michael.  I'm afraid you may have misinterpreted what I asked when I asked about the Big A...I really meant to say, how is alzheimers (the Big A) affecting your life.  Memory loss?  etc.  I meant what is happening physically to you at this stage of alzheimers.  I am really glad to see that you have no financial worries and that your wife will be fine as time goes on.  Who knows?  Maybe a cure will be found for Alzheimers!   Oh, don't we wish!!  Thanks.  Leah

Dear Carol:

 

Nearly all my days are keeping up my communication and investment strategy. I used to spend

much of my time biking.... but too many really bad accidents and trips to the emergency room. Now, no more biking.

My mom is 88 and lives in a home close to my brother & his family not too far from

Minneapolis. The home doesn't allow phones. They now have a website (showing a beautiful picture of Mom). That's a really good idea...

 

All your work is really, REALLY appreciated!

 

Michael Harville

 

 

I live in Fargo, Michael, so I'm not too far away. I'm surprised the home doesn't allow phones. My mom really needed hers. Many people can't use them, and we had to pay for it, of course, but a few people had them. She had daily phone chats with friends. My dad couldn't use one and so he didn't have one in his room. It would have just disturbed him and wouldn't have been worth the money.

 

I'm glad they have the Web site and you (and others) can see her picture.