It can always be worse . . .

Last month Marty crashed his life and had to begin picking up the pieces with our help. No car. No money. So far, he still has a job. I told him that, as far as I was concerned, he just needed to be a good student and stay sober. No more big-spender ladies-man lifestyle. He has to keep his priorities straight and recognize his personal dangers, or he will never make progress toward a positive future. If he walks that line and navigates the legal problems successfully, things can get back on track. Otherwise it could get a bit nasty for him and everyone around him who cares about him. I had to go to Ohio for the funeral of Anne Lorms. She lost her fight with cancer. No matter what one is going through, it can always be worse.

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