Hello! Sorry it’s been so long since I last checked in.
Not too much is new. I’ve been doing some therapy out on the mat, as well as the usual stimming and range of motion. Other than that, it’s business as usual.
There was a fundraiser held last night at Lititz Grace, where my dad and Gina go to church. They said it went very well, so thank you to everybody there who participated. I greatly appreciate it!
That’s about it for now. I’ll try to possibly do a video tomorrow! Good night!
Aaron
I’m an “able-bodied” woman who has just started a new postiion in which I’ve been working with many people who rely on wheelchairs to get around. In just one short month of experience, I believe strongly in the hypothesis that people in wheelchairs are likely to be better people.The women I have worked with are amazing advocates for the issues they care about. They understand the need to speak out, participate and take action to make the world a better place. The women I’ve worked with have empathy for anybody who is discriminated against or who has a hard time in life for whatever reason.They also have a great sense of humor.My observations aren’t scientific research, but the experience is that people who face mobility obstacles have hearts full of compassion for those who face the other obstacles of life.And that is what life is all about.
Hey bud, just signed on and decided I was going to write even if there wasn’t a new post. Glad things are going well. No setbacks, what good news. Brian spent the afternoon with Leana and I and he said you were doing good. That is always good news. Keep pushing forward, Bud. You are doing an awesome job.