My name is Sue. I’m a baby boomer.
Notice how I hint at my age without having to
be specific?

I started my life in Buffalo, NY, and moving
from place to place would be par for the
course, as Dad was transferred to different
jobs. As a result I’ve seen a lot of our
beautiful country, and Canada.

I’ve always been blessed with artistic
ability. I can’t claim a formal training in
art, but I have taken courses on many
topics in art studies. Personally, I don’t
get too caught up in the lah-dee-dah
of degrees, although it would be fun
to have one. I believe any ability I have
is a gift from God, and so boasting doesn’t
seem to belong.

I’ve lived in Kentucky for about 30 years.
That many years ago I was a young, single
mom, trying to make a living and raise
my son. I was blessed with a great
son, Adam, for whom I am very thankful.
And as he has grown into a fine young man,
I am even more grateful and proud.

Because I could work well with my hands
and have a good eye for details, I found
work in the field of dentistry. At first
as a dental assistant, and later I went
to school to be a dental lab technician.

I was most blessed to eventually get a
job with the Veteran’s Hospital in their
Dental Service. Though I made crowns
and bridges, primarily I made dentures
for the Vets.

In late ’96 I noticed that something
wasn't right. Folks were zooming past me
as we walked from the parking structure,
and I was walking as fast as I could. Then
I started having trouble standing up from
a chair and the worst was not being able to
breath when I laid down. Sort of makes it
hard to sleep.

The Doctors ran loads of tests to try
and figure out what was going on with
me. Finally, a very bright young Doctor
diagnosed me with Myasthenia Gravis, a
neuro-muscular, auto-immune disease.

I was forced to take early retirement,
because MG gets worse before it gets
better. But during it all the Lord kept me
in His watch-care and blessed me in
so many ways.

As I slowly recovered (years) I found
that I was too ill, and considered too
old to be competitive in the market place.
And that’s when I started selling on eBay!
At first I started by painting “pet rocks”
and eventually I began sculpting my
claypups.


When you're on the rocks, paint animals!

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I have been so blessed to meet
and work with so many wonderful customers!

Above all I thank the Lord for His mercy and provision and His precious gift of eternal life.



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