I have had more people mention my lack of blogging lately than I can count.
I exaggerate. In the last two weeks it's only been six... or seven.
Kathy is getting spunky again.
Has an adorable sense of humor again.
Is looking forward to going out again.
Is absolutely gorgeous as always.
If you haven't checked in lately you are missing out on an incredible comeback!
The best part is...
As Kathy's healing progresses, things will only keep getting better!
If I'm not being clear, aside from Kathy knowing all the songs to all the commercials on TV, I couldn't anticipate things being this good this soon after such a horrible injury.
I'll be better about blogging.
Talk at you again soon!
Monday, February 13, 2012
the hiatus is over!
Oh stop! You knew she would be back!
I'm just here to tell you about it.
Kathy has been putting the work in and it shows.
A letdown, shortly after the incredible benefit, was to be expected I suppose, but the bottom was short lived and not nearly as deep as it could have been.
In fact, it feels a little unnecessary to even mention it, except that (other than a large handful of Kathy's close friends) most who read this don't know what has been going on or why no updates have been posted in awhile.
If things are really good or really bad I tend to not write as much.
We went from a really great night at Rosco's, to a really bad time of Kathy not being able to see past the moment in front of her, to a really great rebound that I'm about to tell you about.
The pain has always been pretty predictable.
The helplessness and frustration of waiting for Kathy's left leg to heal enough to start working with it was the part that breaks down willpower.
Guess what?
It's over!
Well, not completely, but tomorrow is getting closer to being today.
Kathy has been given the okay to put 50 pounds of weight on her left leg.
That means she can use a walker to go through the motions!
I can't even imagine how great it must feel to "walk" for the first time in almost four months!
The leg still hurts, but what a relief for the hips and body.
It's pretty cute to see her jamming around the house all smiles!
What a difference for all of us!
Still a long way to go,
but it is So Beautiful to watch her get her glow back!
I'm just here to tell you about it.
Kathy has been putting the work in and it shows.
A letdown, shortly after the incredible benefit, was to be expected I suppose, but the bottom was short lived and not nearly as deep as it could have been.
In fact, it feels a little unnecessary to even mention it, except that (other than a large handful of Kathy's close friends) most who read this don't know what has been going on or why no updates have been posted in awhile.
If things are really good or really bad I tend to not write as much.
We went from a really great night at Rosco's, to a really bad time of Kathy not being able to see past the moment in front of her, to a really great rebound that I'm about to tell you about.
The pain has always been pretty predictable.
The helplessness and frustration of waiting for Kathy's left leg to heal enough to start working with it was the part that breaks down willpower.
Guess what?
It's over!
Well, not completely, but tomorrow is getting closer to being today.
Kathy has been given the okay to put 50 pounds of weight on her left leg.
That means she can use a walker to go through the motions!
I can't even imagine how great it must feel to "walk" for the first time in almost four months!
The leg still hurts, but what a relief for the hips and body.
It's pretty cute to see her jamming around the house all smiles!
What a difference for all of us!
Still a long way to go,
but it is So Beautiful to watch her get her glow back!
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