I know I haven't been keeping up with the blog and posting as often as I said I would, but I guess that's what happens when the days really do start to seem more normal, and don't feel like there is much to update about. Then when there is something exciting going on, by the time I can get to the blog I'm pretty well worn out for the day and then I'm slow to get to it afterward. Well, I will continue to provide updates, as I can and we'll just have to see where it takes us. Jason's sled hockey season is over and he had a great time with it. He was not able to go to the final tournament, in Chicago, due to travel challenges. First challenge was simply getting there - there really isn't any way to get there, that doesn't simply totally wear him out, and then he needs the next day to recover. We think we may have figured out a way around this, though it actually means more travel time, rather than recovery time. We have found a van that can provide a
Thank you for the pictures George!
ReplyDeleteLove, Terry
Beautiful to see. I see much hope in Jason's face.
ReplyDeleteWhat great pictures, George! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteJason, I think we have never met, but we both grew up in the same church, likely a decade or so apart. This afternoon, we're commemorating the 140th anniversary of FPCL. Pretty amazing! I'm so glad both your folks are able to be back there with you. Keep up all the great work you are doing, it's long and tough. So glad to hear you're painting and working with an OT. Keep doing all you can to keep your spirits up and know that so many of us are praying for you and each member of your family.
Fondly, Jennifer Geiger
Thanks George for the pics, especially the purple heart presentation. Jason looks good. I pray for him and all of you each night. I hope someday to get the privilege and honor to meet Jason.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures! So glad my dad could visit! You all look great. Jason - way to hang in there!!
ReplyDelete-Katie