But the truth is--- not everyone does. Not everyone has been gifted with a pair of functional legs. I know this hard truth firsthand, because my own grandmother was wheelchair-ridden far too early in her life. She struggled with illness the majority of her life, and she spent more years in a wheelchair than years out of one. She was, however, a remarkable woman, and while she was not blessed with the ability to use her legs for much of her life--- instead, she was blessed with an innate inner strength, a pure heart filled with love, and many people around her to support her.
My grandmother... I love her and miss her more than anything! |
Beautiful and a wonderful reminder!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Have a fantastic day Maggie!
DeleteNice post. It is true a lot of us do not appreciate what we have until something goes wrong with our health.
ReplyDeleteMelissa you are an inspiration for the younger generation to eat healthy and be active for better health.
I wish you well.
Regards,
Randy
Thank you so much for your kind words Randy! Life is too short to be anything but appreciative for all we have in life!
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