If I was going to point out one day in which my life changed forever, it would be this day. But, I can’t give you the exact day or date. I can tell you it was in the middle of May in the year 2020. We were getting a new washing machine delivered to the … More Addiction and Cerebral Palsy: The Rage Day
She was a mischievous cat if nothing else. One of the most entertaining animals I have been in the presence of. Though, for the eleven years she was a part of my mom’s life. Being in the presence of Hollie was a treat. An opportunity she would decide whether you would be given, or not … More Hollie
I will probably remember the moment for years. Walking into the men’s room in the foyer of the book store. There haven’t been many moments of my life spent around people with a similar disability. He was using the restroom same as I was. Moving back toward the sinks as I entered. We had to … More The Man in Corvallis
The field was filled with lights. It was Christmas time and we were standing in the home of the Seattle Mariners. Walking along the main concourse, the entire field could be seen. The Christmas tree, constructed of only lights, stood above the maze of activities. There was so much excitement to explore. We made our … More Addiction and Cerebral Palsy: Enchant Christmas
Another exercise eluding me in the years of my youth. I can remember being asked to Crab walk in a few situations. The movement felt like it was done in physical education classes in school. I would make a good-hearted effort each time it was assigned. Placing my hands behind my shoulders and my feet … More The Crab Position
Hooping has been one of the most interesting exercises I have done. The name came to me because it feels like shooting baskets. When performing this exercise, we are using the large workout structure in the middle of the gym floor. The apparatus has all kinds of gadgets attached to it on all sides. There … More Hooping
We work on many exercises to help my balance. One of the most critical skills for me to maintain. Improving my ability to balance only helps my life become more fun. Because, many of the activities I have been drawn too, require good balance. If we think about the ability to ski or play golf, … More The Backpedal Course
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