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We had a large tank of helium at work to inflate balloons for sales and other special events...
When I was six, my mother gave me chewable children's aspirin due to a fever...
One of my earliest memories 'Drowning' (Washington): When I was about five years of age, my oldest sister Cherline took my younger sister Lori and I to a local swimming hole in Pasco, Washington...
I saw myself in bed; I was at the ceiling and I thought that was fun, I loved the bird's eye view...
There was the accident...
The operating room staff were rushing around me on the table while I watched from a corner of the ceiling above them on the other side of the room...
I was little at the time, I think 9 or 10, but I could have been younger...
The Harbor...
I was at the beach, body surfing for about 30 minutes...
I still remember very clearly what happened...
I was running along a river with my dogs with my husband and grandchildren close...
When I was about five, I went with my family to Duluth where we stayed at the Holiday Inn...
