There are many different kinds of falls-economic, mental, physical & spiritual.I was labeled a "Fall Risk" the first time I went to the hospital for what was eventually diagnosed as Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy, a progressive, auto immune disease.In a few weeks, I went from healthy to being an invalid and eventually almost completely paralyzed. With the help of God, loving family and friends, and modern science, I have begun to recover.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Welcome to the Daily Grind
I decided it was time to officially end the mourning period for my beloved Kofenya in Oxford and sample the Statesboro alternative, called The Daily Grind. I had been here twice before, the first time I completely lost my nerve and backed out before anyone saw me; the second time I ordered a cup of coffee and muffin then, grudgingly sat at the counter, not quite convinced it was the right place for me.
Tuesday, August 2, 2011
Georgialand II
Things I have learned since we moved to Georgia land:
- Never try to hurry. There is no advantage to it and on a day like today, no one else is in a hurry either.
- Never leave anything I plan to touch in the car on a hot day.
- It is honestly not the heat, it is the humidity. 91 degrees with 34% humidity is a breath of fresh air to any temperature and 100% humidity.
- I need a hat.
- The fastest way to end a conversation is to talk. A friend may be interested in what I have to say, but the average person I encounter is not.
- The pancakes I order at IHOP might not be the pancakes I get.
- Everyone in Statesboro is nice and friendly, but sometimes that niceness is only a thin veneer over hostility
- Just because someone is willing to help doesn't mean they are willing to do any favors.
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