Hi all!
I'm asking that you will do me a favor every day until the end of the month.
Lancaster.WI my home town has a chance to win an MRI for their hospital. My Dad who was also my best friend passed away this summer and we were always trying to get him somewhere for MRI's. He was very sick and was just hard for him to travel. So this would mean more to me than you all will ever know!!!! Currently we are in 2nd place. This is a Nation wide contest and we are only a town of 4000. We need all the help we can get!! You are allowed one vote per day per computer. Even if you vote once it will make a difference. I'm counting on my second family here to help. Thanks to all it is greatly appreciated.


http://www.winanmri.com/
Select Grant Regional Health Center
Watch our video
VOTE when the orange vote button comes up
type in the code and submit

 

Move.



J/K. Voted. Good luck.

 

Move? To where Commie-sotaj/k
Thanks a lot for the vote. We've been on the move, really making up ground.Like I said every vote counts.

 

Done, emailed the link to my office to do also. Good luck.

 

noproblem
Thanks so much. I really appreciate you passing it on!

 

Easier done then said, just make sure if this goea a day without a new post that you bump it so we remember to do it.

 

Thanks Uncle Bubba.Your right about easier done than said. I lose it every time I think about my Dad. You guy's are the GREATEST

 

YES!!! Every house "we" take displaces one commie.


I grew up in NW WI (Spooner) and I know what you're going through. It was always a trip to Eau Claire, Duluth, or over here in the Cities to get MRI's and see specialists. On a rare occasion the MRI semi rolled into Rice Lake.

That's one of the few things I don't miss about small town life.

 

I lost my dad 7-28-1993, I think about him every day. He also was my best friend, but it does get easier. Fathers day, his birthday, my birthday and Christmas are the only real bad days.

 

Voting done.

I lost a brother and about twice a year I kinda loose it thinking about him and wishing he was here.