SEP 7, 26.. LOVE.. GOOGLE.. MEDICAL PATIENTS..
Patti and I related to the below three NATIONAL TODAY Holidays on September the 7th.
Feel The Love Day, Google Day and Grateful Patient Day.
So we will “lightly touch the above three” then give you links to each to read further if you so choose!
Deep Breath!! Here we go!
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For me personally, today, because of your overwhelming love shown to me this past Saturday as I celebrated my 90th Birthday..
I have been overwhelmed with love.

National Feel the Love Day arrives every September 7th.
Celebrate the diverse forms of love in your life!
Be it for your family, friends, pets, or a romantic partner, love for nature, and love for God, this day is a powerful reminder to express gratitude and strengthen connections. Take time to reach out, share a kind word, and make someone feel truly cherished.
Love or the feeling of comfort can help alleviate our self-esteem, make us feel safe, and do wonders for our physical health. The feeling of love is known to keep our hearts healthy, boost our immune system, and even regulate blood pressure!
As we promised, there is still more! Below is the NATIONAL TODAY website link..
https://nationaltoday.com/national-feel-the-love-day/

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Google Commemoration Day arrives every September 7th.
On September 7, 1997, the Google founders set up shop in California, and the date became Google Commemoration Day.
Don’t (almost all of us} use Google!!??

This day celebrates the monumental impact of Google, the world’s leading search engine.
Sometime in January of 1996, Stanford University Ph.D. students Sergey Brin and Larry Page began a research project. This project involved creating a search engine. This project would turn out to be the origin of what we now know as Google.
Google quickly became the world’s dominant search engine. It now offers a vast suite of products and services, including Android, Chrome, YouTube, and Google Cloud, impacting billions of people.
The name Google is a misspelling of “Googol” because it represents the number 1 followed by 100 zeros. This symbolizes Google’s commitment to providing information and the infinite nature of information on the web.
Google’s continuous innovation, from organizing global information to pioneering AI (Artificial Intelligence) and cloud services. Explore its history, discover its vast ecosystem, and appreciate how Google continues to shape our digital lives.
Below is the NATIONAL TODAY website link to read more..
https://nationaltoday.com/google-commemoration-day/

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Aren’t (almost all of us reading here) Medical Patients? Patti and I certainly are!
However, we will not take the liberty to state that all of you are “Grateful”.

National Grateful Patient Day arrives every September 7th.
Healthcare workers go above and beyond for our sake. We often overlook it, but they are one of the most essential parts of a community at large. There really isn’t a lot we can say or do to reward the saved lives, care, and treatments they give us, however, a day like this gives us an opening to at least try. Life-giving care especially impacts the caregivers and patients in an irreplaceable way.
Just ask Patti and I how grateful and thankful we are to our Lake Havasu City, Arizona, Healthcare Medical Team last February the 2nd, 2026!!




Below is the NATIONAL TODAY website link to read more..
https://nationaltoday.com/national-grateful-patient-day/

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We were at risk of “Overdoing it here on this Post” because we easily could have added Labor Day..

Buy a Book Day..

And you better believe Mouthguard Day!!

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Cap and Patti
I am definitely a grateful patient after what happened last year. I was in very bad shape and somehow they brought me back around. One of the things I am looking forward to at the Independent Living Facility is the “proof of life” button. Every morning, I have to press a button on the wall by a certain time (to be decided later). If I don’t, they will call me, and if I don’t reply, they will come and check on me. After spending 3 days on my kitchen floor last year, I am grateful for this function.
Yes indeed Kathleen! You are very lucky to be alive! A “Proof of Life” Button sure sounds like a good idea. Whewie! Cap and Patti