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by Carey Potash

When I last left you, we were discussing Charlie’s ass – nicknamed Bosnia and Herzegovina because of the destruction that has been left behind. On Saturday morning I was pleasantly surprised to hear this: “Dad, can you come into the kitchen to hold my hand? Mom is putting a site on my stomach.” To understand just how huge a statement this was, one must know that we have been trying to get Charlie to attempt an abdomen...

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