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Moving On and Getting Well. Plant Something to Move On and Get Well. January 27, 2016. I’ve been thinking lately about creative ways we can work on feeling better that are life affirming and meet our need to get our skills and strength back. I was delighted and surprised when I came across an article on Horticultural Therapy. There are links here, but don’t stop at my suggestions. Research is half the fun. Would let you enjoy flowers early in the season. Creating indoor herb gardens. The thought processe...

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Moving On and Getting Well. A Seriously Silly Idea: Just Try This. March 11, 2016. This poem, probably written by someone facing some very unpleasant circumstances, may be the kind of poetry that seems simple and countrified to us today. I can just see some old coot telling his partner to get up and get moving. But when I faced this poem as one choice of writing prompts yesterday, it seemed to call out. Put me in your blog, it said. So here it is. If the day looks kinder gloomy,. An’ keep on keepin’ on.

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Moving On and Getting Well. Monthly Archives: March 2016. A Seriously Silly Idea: Just Try This. March 11, 2016. This poem, probably written by someone facing some very unpleasant circumstances, may be the kind of poetry that seems simple and countrified to us today. I can just see some old coot telling his partner to get up and get moving. But when I faced this poem as one choice of writing prompts yesterday, it seemed to call out. Put me in your blog, it said. So here it is. And your chances purty slim,.

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Moving On and Getting Well. Monthly Archives: October 2015. On Not Having A Voice. October 14, 2015. When you are sick, you often feel out of control and voiceless. I’ve been editing the memoir my daughter and I are writing about my journey through the hardest parts of coming out of my surgeries and hospitalization. This excerpt describes the feeling of voicelessness. The Voice and the Notebooks. I couldn’t call out. Was I too demanding? At first my writings were usually just one or two words. To my requ...

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Moving On and Getting Well. Who I Was Before. Three and a half months after the initial surgery, the surgeon rebuilt my stomach out of the remnants of my old stomach and the top of my small intestine and then reattached my digestive organs. I was off my feet again for about a week and lost most of the strength I’d regained. I spent two more weeks in the intensive care rehab hospital, back on the ventilator. Who I am Now. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Subscribe to Blog via Email. Moving On and Getting Well.

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A Seriously Silly Idea: Just Try This | Moving On and Getting Well

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Moving On and Getting Well. A Seriously Silly Idea: Just Try This. March 11, 2016. This poem, probably written by someone facing some very unpleasant circumstances, may be the kind of poetry that seems simple and countrified to us today. I can just see some old coot telling his partner to get up and get moving. But when I faced this poem as one choice of writing prompts yesterday, it seemed to call out. Put me in your blog, it said. So here it is. If the day looks kinder gloomy,. An’ keep on keepin’ on.

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Rehabilitation, Athletics, and Changing the Dream | Moving On and Getting Well

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Moving On and Getting Well. Rehabilitation, Athletics, and Changing the Dream. February 15, 2016. I never thought of myself as an athlete until I started on my long physical therapy regimen after my hospitalization. As a matter of fact, I’d hide or come up with excuses to avoid P.E. classes when I was in school. I still don’t identify with professional athletes on the playing field, no matter what field it is, but Jay Williams. He underwent 10 surgeries and found a mentor/coach who encouraged him in this...

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Moving On and Getting Well. On Not Having A Voice. October 14, 2015. When you are sick, you often feel out of control and voiceless. I’ve been editing the memoir my daughter and I are writing about my journey through the hardest parts of coming out of my surgeries and hospitalization. This excerpt describes the feeling of voicelessness. The Voice and the Notebooks. I couldn’t call out. Was I too demanding? At first my writings were usually just one or two words. Suction, boot off, move me, reposition.