| I know I’ve been quiet here since last August. The truth is simple. Recovery from cancer—and the osteoporosis that came with it—has taken more out of me than I expected. Progress is slow. The days move quickly, but my energy doesn’t always keep up. I’ve mentioned on the podcast that I’ve rediscovered the joy of operating my IC-7300 on FT8 and chasing DX. That alone has been a gift. It may even lead to bigger antennas this year—maybe finally a hex beam. At the same time, like many of us here in Israel, I’ve spent too many hours watching events unfold on YouTube as Iranian missiles fall on us, and we are engaged in a seven front war. I’ll write more about that another time. Today, I want to talk about something else. Something personal—something important. | AI generated image of a phage attacking bacteria |
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AuthorEric Guth, 4Z1UG / WA6IGR, is the host of the QSO Today Podcast, and an amateur radio operator since 1972. Eric has lived and worked in Israel since 2000. Archives
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