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News from Maki
posted on 7 Jul 2010 by Guruman ::
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Maki had to undergo emergency surgery yesterday, July 6. Everything went well, and she is recovering now, although she may well have to stay at the hospital for a week or so.
We keep the site up and running as good as possible, but it will take some time until new articles will be possible.
In the meantime "Get well soon, Maki!"
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