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Marie: Lovely Lonya, thank you for a beautiful message!
Lonya: Good morning! How is life?
Marie: I'm very happy to be in J'burg with my daughter, but it's soooo cold here. I'm not used to it. How are you?
Lonya: How lovely for you to be with them!  Has she got a big family of her own?
Lonya: I know how nasty the cold weather can be. One just cannot get used to it. I hate it too!
Marie: Sarah is married but struggling to fall pregnant. So sad. It's just the two of them here.
Lonya: So sorry to hear that. How old is she?
Marie: 36 so the time is running out.
Lonya: I do believe in medicine, with all these rapid advancements. And surely in ZA we've got access to the latest.
Marie: Theoretically. It's also a question of means. They're alright, Sarah and Ton, but there's a limit to their spending. And of course we can hardly help.
Lonya: You're right. One praises the latest developments in medicine and forgets that it's only precious few who benefit from them.
Marie: And yet sometimes no money can buy good health.
Lonya: Even the richest die one day. Even young. A slim consolation though. Enough! So you are enjoying your time with them, I suppose?
Marie: Very much so!
Lonya: Keep it up! Love and hugs!
Marie: Love and hugs to you both!
Marie is in Johannesburg with her daughter and son-in-law which she enjoys a lot. It's cold in Johannesburg. Marie's daughter has problems getting pregnant and she and her husband cannot afford every kind of fertility treatment.