Instead of hanging in Hawaii, our first week of marriage consisted of an emergency appendectomy, lack of sleep and lots of fluid. But it's all good.
Helping you find strength in struggle.
Instead of hanging in Hawaii, our first week of marriage consisted of an emergency appendectomy, lack of sleep and lots of fluid. But it's all good.
Written by Dan Stoddard, this blog helps frame gratitude in a new light. It hit home for me and I know that it will for you too.
Today is the day that Michaela and I got married. This wasn't how we planned it, but we trust that this is part of His perfect plan.
I couldn't shift gears, but I could shift perspective.
This isn't what I signed up for, but at the same time, it is. Whether an Ironman 70.3 or COVID-19, struggle is struggle and that is where strength is found.
This was one of the hardest things I've ever have to do, but I know that there is good that will come out of it.
This is the struggle that I so often claim to love. It's coming in a different form than I'm used to, but it's struggle nonetheless so I'm going to embrace it and grow through it.
The slower pace gives me space to think and I vacillate between feelings. Part of me is comforted. It tells me that everything will be back to normal in due time. However, the other part of me feels worried. It tells me that the world might never be the same.
Patients don’t seek physical therapy because they are in pain. Patients seek physical therapy because their pain is interfering with who they are.