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12/21/2011
My broken leg...and the road to recovery.
Well, as the year is wrapping up I am reflecting on this years challenges and successes so to start framing my goals and direction for 2012. Of course, I am hoping 2012 brings fewer challenges than I faced in 2011. When I was engaging in this process at this time last year, I never would have imagined I would face orthopedic surgery to mend a shattered tibial plateau (left leg for the non-scientists reading this). It has not been an easy road to recovery but looking back now I can certainly see the blessings. Without a doubt, I am a much stronger person because I overcame the great challenge a little bit at a time.
In conversation with my new friend, CJ Calvert, he shared with me this:
"The doors to success swing on the tiny hinges of daily discipline.The biggest challenges that we face are overcome with the smallest of daily actions.
For me, I was dedicated to consistent small efforts toward a full recovery and that has made a big difference in getting this far.
So, resolve to be commited to something for 2012 and work at it a little bit at a time. You will be amazed how quickly you can overcome.
Happy New Year!
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Comments
Wow!! Impressive pictures, Stephen. The x-rays could inspire a new Gizmo topic! For now, though,they are a great lesson in anatomy and the wonders of medical science. The new airport security machines will love your pictures, too:-) Glad to hear that your leg is mending well...but, do stay off those ladders!
Posted by: Elsie Rivard | 2012-01-03 3:37:05 PM
