Slow and Fast

Every time I learn a new function, my walking slows down significantly. I need to return my focus and attention to the new detail in my gait, and it slows…

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Keep Walking

I loved the feeling of walking without my braces so much, I tried again a couple times with Hunter last week. It was just as incredible the second and third…

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A Mile in My Shoes

Hunter gave me the title for this week's entry; more importantly he gave me his shoes. I didn't walk a mile in them, but I did walk the first thirty…

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Method in Madness

Oops, I skipped posting last weekend. Things begin to get crazy around BFA during the month of May. Students turn their brains off, and teachers have to fight with them…

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Baptism

Christians do weird stuff. From the outside, I imagine baptism looks like one of those weird things. However, from the inside, it is one of the greatest parts of the…

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A Job Worth Doing

I really love my job. Like seriously, I can hardly express my excitement to go to work each morning. I love my students so much, and I'm so fortunate to…

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Dirty Details

Whenever I post about the dirty details related to a medical inconvenience I have, I get loads of comments and recommendations from people around the world with no experience with…

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Protected

In my job, I have the privilege of listening to students process what they believe about the world we live in and the theological concepts that make up the framework…

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Snail’s pace

When German friends ask me how I'm doing, I answer "Immer besser," or "always better." I'm making slow progress, and sometimes I'm frustrated at the pace, but I have to…

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The Little Mermaid

There are loads of horrible lessons to be learned from Disney princess movies, but I'm not going to touch that. I'm instead going to talk about the coordination that comes…

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Spoon Debt

I'm not sure if I've referenced "spoon theory" here before, but it's a concept that aptly describes my limitations this week. You can read the whole post here, but the summary…

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Routine

It's hard to write a post this week because nothing remotely near the excitement level of last week happened again. I've still been working hard, and that hard work paid…

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Take a Stand

Last week there was a small adjustment to my therapy schedule as I had a special hour long session with Anja to try something we'd attempted in earlier half hour…

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New Steps

Saturday was a special treat for me as I was able to spend the day with Jo and Lydia - two of my friends from REHAB. Jo drove me out…

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I’m Already Tired

This week a friend posted on Facebook a meme that said, "I feel like I'm already tired tomorrow." I relate to this sentiment on a painfully deep level. I remember…

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Their Faith

I'm a big fan of Jesus. (That should be obvious by now.) There's this story recorded in the Gospel of Mark about Jesus healing a paralyzed man. It blew my…

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Encounters

Yesterday in many liturgical services across the globe, Christians celebrated the day Jesus was first brought into the temple. When the chaplain spoke about it at my church yesterday, he…

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Birthday Party Invitation

Many people have heard the story of my sixteenth birthday when I had the audacity to invite my entire high school student body (of 150 students) to my house for…

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Traumaversary 2

I have a lot of feelings. They are complex, and not all interrelated. The past week has been emotionally and physically demanding. I’m exhausted from it all. I’ve thought a…

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True Love

"The saying is trustworthy, for 'if we have died with him, we will also live with him; if we endure, we will also reign with him; if we deny him,…

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