Visit w/Friends at Molina

Good Morning Everyone:
Yesterday was an adventure - out and about! Craig had decided in the morning that he would like to attend a fellowship meeting. However, when driving to the meeting, Craig had forgotten where it was. At that point when we were returning home, we decided to venture over to Molina Healthcare. My place of business.

When we walked through the doors, Craig was amazed at how fast and large the company how grown within a short time of one year.

The first person we had seen was Audrey. Craig had gotten to know a new employee whom I had only spoken with briefly. She was as kind as the rest of the staff. Then there was Terra . A surprised look said it all. My emotions had taken over at that moment, and i realized again,
(1.) how much I miss the staff and (2) how much this company cares for Craig and I.
Terras "Bear-Hugs" are ones you will never forget, yet look foward to getting the next one.

We walked past Misty and Sherri, and within this short amount of time, Craig was getting very tired. Hugs were shared and we moved on. We had hugs and smiles from EVERYONE! David, Richelle, Kerry , Sasi, Danielle and Tiffany. It was great. Then as we are standing in the hallway by Richelles space, who did we see - Jim. Hugs from Jim with some off the wall comment (hilarious) to share, made the moment take a turn to laughter.

We walked through to the other side of the office, when Craig said to me, I don't know these people, and began waving the "Princess Wave". You know the one...elbow, elbow...wrist, wrist, wrist....Hillarious. When we got to the UM side , we were able to have a brief visit with Debra, Kelly and Paul.

I can not tell you how wonderful this visit was. However, we were sadden because we missed Evelyn, Mary, Desiree. Pam, Bonnie, Michael, and Deb It was disappointing. But... I do hope that we get to visit with them one day soon.

After this wonderful visit, we went and had breakfast. Then homeward bound. From that moment Craig slept most of the day. He had a somewhat quiet night, however it has become more and more frustrating for him. Sleeping 24 hours a day is not much of a quality to ones life. And for Craig, it is like being kept prisoner in his own body.

So, that was our day Tuesday, May the 2nd. Oh....I did screw up the first blog and had to restart. Dag-gone it. So, once again. If you have any words of wisdom to share....Please feel free to do so.

In closing this morning entry, I would like to thank Molina Healthcare. , Inc. You have been so supportive to Craig and I. We are so very grateful, and I am proud to be a part of such a wonderful corporation.