29 thoughts on “Sunday Morning: “Oh, well. At least I’m here.””
Ok that’s me done for today, no more whinging about my reading glasses! Nice Scottish accent there too…
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I had the same reaction Spike. Same.
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There are miracles everyday…I’m just enveloped in tearful silence (no, wise guy that’s not the miracle…;-) )…
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Laughing….
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We just never know what is next.
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We don’t….
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Love her attitude, and isn’t the brain’s plasticity incredible? Great share, DK!
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And, and she had me from go with her accent!
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Yeah, I was hooked. I can’t seem to replicate that Scottish brogue–and I SO want to. Will be playing this over and over. And coming to the end where she Gets the Gift.
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OK. We will be waiting for a future blog post where you post an audio of your Scottish Brogue. Can’t wait!
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wow on so many levels.
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Hit me the same way Beth…
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The human body is so incredibly amazing and intricate…and in an instant something can go wrong. It is still amazing to me that something so intricate can keep going year after year. Do you ever look at your hands and think “wow, these hands have been here for decades…shocking.” Another reason though to take the best care of yourself…these bodies need to last many, many years. I love the accent too…by the way. 🙂
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So true. And somehow, most of it all keeps humming…day after day. (God Bless That!)
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Lovely and very interesting. Love, love the inspiration in the ending.
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Yes, and she’s so calm and cool about it. I too LOVED her ending.
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Love it!
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This kind of blindness happened to my Mum in 2001 because of a pituitary brain tumour, her sight went very quickly, but it was amazing how she adapted, unfortunately she didn’t live beyond May 2002 because she’d wasn’t told the truth about what was initially wrong with her before she lost her sight and by the time she did know it was too late to prevent further damage. But, how wonderful that this woman began to see again, even if it’s very different, some sight is better than no sight at all. Very interesting story, I think my brother will be interested in this too. 🙂
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So sorry to hear about your Mother Suzy….yes, this story was inspirational and her attitude was powerful.
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Great reminder to be thankful each day as no one is promised tomorrow or how it will turn out 🙂
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So true Tina…
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Had to come back and say how much I loved this … and it it as stayed with me today. I am amazed at the reliance and courage of others and the ability of our bodies to heal!
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Agree Val. This lady is an inspiration. I’ve watched video 4x and I’m inspired each time I watch it.
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How fast are we to write people off—people with spinal cord injuries, people in comas–there is so much we don’t know. And that is the most exciting and frightening thing of all. This is a beautiful story.
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So true Carolann. It is a wonderful story.
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Amazing.
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It is, thanks Kris.
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Pretty amazing. And such a positive attitude. I have so much to be thankful for and I should take nothing for granted.
Ok that’s me done for today, no more whinging about my reading glasses! Nice Scottish accent there too…
I had the same reaction Spike. Same.
There are miracles everyday…I’m just enveloped in tearful silence (no, wise guy that’s not the miracle…;-) )…
Laughing….
We just never know what is next.
We don’t….
Love her attitude, and isn’t the brain’s plasticity incredible? Great share, DK!
And, and she had me from go with her accent!
Yeah, I was hooked. I can’t seem to replicate that Scottish brogue–and I SO want to. Will be playing this over and over. And coming to the end where she Gets the Gift.
OK. We will be waiting for a future blog post where you post an audio of your Scottish Brogue. Can’t wait!
wow on so many levels.
Hit me the same way Beth…
The human body is so incredibly amazing and intricate…and in an instant something can go wrong. It is still amazing to me that something so intricate can keep going year after year. Do you ever look at your hands and think “wow, these hands have been here for decades…shocking.” Another reason though to take the best care of yourself…these bodies need to last many, many years. I love the accent too…by the way. 🙂
So true. And somehow, most of it all keeps humming…day after day. (God Bless That!)
Lovely and very interesting. Love, love the inspiration in the ending.
Yes, and she’s so calm and cool about it. I too LOVED her ending.
Love it!
This kind of blindness happened to my Mum in 2001 because of a pituitary brain tumour, her sight went very quickly, but it was amazing how she adapted, unfortunately she didn’t live beyond May 2002 because she’d wasn’t told the truth about what was initially wrong with her before she lost her sight and by the time she did know it was too late to prevent further damage. But, how wonderful that this woman began to see again, even if it’s very different, some sight is better than no sight at all. Very interesting story, I think my brother will be interested in this too. 🙂
So sorry to hear about your Mother Suzy….yes, this story was inspirational and her attitude was powerful.
Great reminder to be thankful each day as no one is promised tomorrow or how it will turn out 🙂
So true Tina…
Had to come back and say how much I loved this … and it it as stayed with me today. I am amazed at the reliance and courage of others and the ability of our bodies to heal!
Agree Val. This lady is an inspiration. I’ve watched video 4x and I’m inspired each time I watch it.
How fast are we to write people off—people with spinal cord injuries, people in comas–there is so much we don’t know. And that is the most exciting and frightening thing of all. This is a beautiful story.
So true Carolann. It is a wonderful story.
Amazing.
It is, thanks Kris.
Pretty amazing. And such a positive attitude. I have so much to be thankful for and I should take nothing for granted.
Yes Maralee. Her attitude is what pulled me in.