SPEAK OUT! Itty-Bitty GIANT Steps
presented by
Donna O’Donnell Figurski
SPEAK OUT! Itty-Bitty Giant Steps will provide a venue for brain-injury survivors and caregivers to shout out their accomplishments of the week.
If you have an Itty-Bitty Giant Step and you would like to share it, just send an email to me at neelyf@aol.com.
If you are on Facebook, you can simply send a Private Message to me. It need only be a sentence or two. I’ll gather the accomplishments and post them with your name on my blog approximately once a week. (If you do not want your last name to be posted, please tell me in your email or Private Message.)
I hope we have millions of Itty-Bitty Giant Steps.
Here is this week’s Itty-Bitty GIANT Step
Dee Farrell (survivor)…For the first time in a very long time, I am very proud of myself. I am two years post car accident, and I never thought it would be possible for me to ever get back on a horse after my injuries. Well, with a lot of hard work and encouragement from my family and caregivers, I recently achieved my dream of riding again. I still can’t believe it myself! I’m sure you know the roller coaster that comes with a traumatic brain injury, and there have been times I was close to just throwing the towel in because it was all too hard. For me, this is the moment when all my hard work paid off. A big “Thank You!” goes to Oliver for being a true gentleman the whole time.
YOU did it!
Congratulations to contributor!
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Well done Dee, that’s absolutely amazing, I’d love to get on a horse again. Congratulations! 🙂 xx
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Nikki,
I hope that you can again one day, too. The last horse I was on was named, Pounder. He lived up to his name and I ached everywhere for days. He was my last ride. My riding days are over, but Pounder will forever live on in my mind. 😉
Thanks for reading and commenting on my blog and helping to raise awareness of brain injury – one view at a time.
Donna O’Donnell Figurski
survivingtraumaticbraininjury.com
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