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 “Stroke never goes away, It’s always part of your life,” words my mom Arlene Louie
always said.
De Yip Louie, was an healthy and active 72-year-old man. He came over from China on a boat in 1937. It’s been told that he became a “successful full-time professional magician because he was a lousy bus boy.” In addition to a career of performing and creating (and recreating) many magic effects, and illusions, he was also a successful sportsman and inventor. Many to this day recall seeing my father on Chicago’s Bozo Circus, as the first magician on the show, a frequent performer, and one of the only Chinese magicians to
perform.
On July 29th it will be 12 years since the day my father had a massive hemorrhagic stroke. It was a Wednesday morning. We had just came home from dropping my mom off from work when he first felt the effects of what was to be an oncoming stroke.
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I found the conference call "Putting Your Affairs in Order" very informative. With reference to some of the information I would like to receive a copy of "Matters of the Heart". If you could please send it to me at ___ or you could also e-mail it to me.
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