What I want to do and what I can do are two different things.

Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center A 378-bed regional referral and trauma center featuring the latest medical technology and clinical expertise. The hospital team delivers nationally recognized heart and stroke care, orthopedic services, cancer care and diabetes care, as well as a comprehensive range of key services including neurology and neurosurgery, bariatric surgery, rehabilitation services, the region’s only neonatal intensive care unit, home care and hospice services, and the only hospital-based sleep center in Southern Oregon. Milford Regional Medical Center - Milford Regional Medical https://www.milfordregional.org/

Sky Lakes Medical Center is a 176-bed hospital located in Klamath Falls, Oregon, United States. Sky Lakes is also a teaching hospital affiliated with Oregon Health & Science University Medical School through the Cascades East Rural Family Medicine Residency Program. https://skylakes.org/

The journey begin first at Sky Lakes Medical Center ER on Feb 2, and then flown by helicopter for Emergency Bypass heart surgery at Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center. Where I spent 18 days in a coma and on life support, ICU then to a regular room for a total of 30 days in Asante Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford , Oregon. And then 20 days at Marquis Plum Ridge Rehap Center in Klamath Falls, Oregon until Mar 23rd.

Then home finally and getting caught up on projects and goals that have been on the drawing board. And what I want to do is not what I can do right now. In time will be able to be back doing what I used to before the surgery on Feb 2, 2023. Home sweet home, finally for James Garland of TNT.

Marquis Plum Ridge provides residents the highest level of post hospital and long term care services, including a seven day a week therapy program. https://www.marquiscompanies.com/

Wingwatchers, the owners of Veterans' Memorial Park land, stand against jet display

Wingwatchers reminded the city council of a land lease agreement the city had entered for the use of two acres in Veterans’ Memorial Park nearly 20 years ago. Referred to as the Easement, Klamath County is also an involved party in the agreement and retains some of the rights in regards to its use.

The lease agreement requires, under Title III conditions, that the city “intends to improve and maintain the property for recreation (and) access purposes,” ONLY.

https://www.heraldandnews.com/news/wingwatchers-the-owners-of-veterans-memorial-park-land-stand-against-jet-display/article_6e8654b4-ba21-11ed-aa87-33fe1f6ddcba.html

Klamath Falls citizens again speak out against 'jet in the park' project

Klamath Falls City Council meetings have become the regular stomping grounds for frustrated residents seeking answers about the city’s “jet in the park” project.

The city announced the project last summer — a static F-15 jet display which would be placed in Veterans Memorial Park. Since then, citizens have been attending meetings regularly, voicing their displeasure over the “lack of transparency and communication” from and by the city’s elected officials.

https://www.heraldandnews.com/news/klamath-falls-residents-still-frustrated-by-citys-jet-in-the-park-project/article_4b0a56da-cab0-11ed-8b88-c3b13587f5c6.html

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