Posted September 26, 2009:
Injoy is open for business, now with the leadership and DETERMINATION of
Tom's wife Trina, and Tom's trusted friend and business partner Jim Healy.
As always, Injoy Lure Coursing is eager to serve you with quality and
performance as our number one goal. Please let us know if you have any
questions or constructive comments. To order or ask questions about Injoy equipment.
Posted September 16, 2009:
We are saddened by the loss of Tom Bianchi, who died on September 14th,
2009. We will be updating the site periodically as we stabilize after such
a tragic and unexpected event. For a short period you may follow this link
to Tom's obituary.
Tom's Obituary
Posted August 26, 2007:
After a three week delay for radiation therapy, the surgery on my arm was
performed on the 21st of August. The results were much better than
expected and the amputation of the arm was not required. I will have some
additional loss of function in the shoulder area but will have pretty much the
same use of the hand as before this surgery. I am very happy with the
results and want to thank all of the wonderful people who have sent me cards and
e-mails...it has meant a great deal to me.
Now back to work! The doctor does not want me to use the arm at
all for two weeks and then limited use for two more weeks to allow the work he
has performed on the arm to heal before I start a rehab process. You can
start e-mailing orders now and my wife, Trina, and my new partner, Jim Healy,
will start shipping orders on September 4th. I will be posting a bio about
Jim in the near future, but the Healy's and the Bianchi's have been close
friends for 30 plus years and I am very happy that he has agreed to join me in
the business.
I will be posting all future updates to the What's New
web page.
Posted July 20, 2007:
The sarcoma cancer has returned in my left arm for the third time in 2 years.
I have a tentative date of July 31st for surgery at Mass General Hospital in
Boston at which time my doctor will amputate the arm at the shoulder. Two
years ago, I was interested in saving the arm....for obvious reasons....and now
the doctor advises me that in the interest of saving my life the arm should be
removed. With cancer there are no guarantees, but this is the best shot at
a good long term outcome.
Right now, I do not know when we will be able to resume shipping coursing
equipment. I would think that my wife, Trina, could start shipping most
things....except lure machines....around the middle of August. I have been
simulating my normal daily routine using only my right arm....we're having
funnnnn now! As soon as I figure out how to tie my shoes with one arm, I
will probably figure out how I am going to build the various pieces of coursing
equipment in the product line. I will obviously need help....anyone want
to move to Vermont and learn how to build coursing equipment?
All prayers gratefully accepted....stay tuned for more news as it unfolds.
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