Connor is officially
finished with his External Fixator PT sessions. His removal is still
scheduled for Friday, Feb. 14th despite the impending snowstorm. We will
stay in Baltimore the night before and the night after surgery.
He seems to be ready for this chapter to come to a close. He, also,
understands this next adventure is going to be another adjustment but
just like before, he will fight through. His attitude and smiles
continue through this process and I couldn't be more proud
of how he has handled this. He had a unique experience today during PT.
We were asked if it would be ok for a new patient to come observe
Connor in therapy. This patient just had an Ex Fix put on last week and
was having trouble adjusting. He is the same age
as Connor. When the patient arrived in PT, he was very quiet and just
taking it all in. The mom had a lot of questions about our journey thus
far. By the time our PT session was ending, the boy had opened up to
Connor and asked him some questions. After PT,
Connor and I had a chance to reflect on our own journey. It was a great
reminder of how far Connor has come these past 4 months. Once we saw the
boy and his mom, it brought back memories of that time for us and we
could totally feel their emotions of fear and
concerns. I can only hope that we could give them a little sense of
peace today.
Awesome testimony of how God is using you to minister to others... way to go! Thinking of you and praying that all is going well!
ReplyDeleteWow....I was holding back tears. What an amazing blessing you and Connor were to that other family, who is just starting their journey. I'm sure they felt a huge sense of peace after meeting with you.
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