- the ability to take naps everyday and everyone expects me to :)
- the chance to meet wonderful, exciting people that may not have entered my life otherwise (Ms. Wheelchair, doctors, therapists, SKIL, Working Healthy, Voc Rehab, PCAs, etc)
- being forced to handle life at a much slower pace
- decreasing my shoe shopping budget (they have to fit with my brace)
- taking better care of ALL my medical needs
- the kiddos learning more responsibility for helping with things I cannot do for them
- showing people I meet what I AM capable of even with disabilities
- being able to empathize with piano students who have difficulty making their hands work the way they want and being able to find solutions
- needing to read and re-read something to remember it (makes me diligent about spending more time doing devotions)
- clothes shopping time is much quicker (and tall pants can be ordered from Christopher & Banks and sent directly to my house)
- must make shopping lists to remember what I need which makes shopping quicker and cuts down on impulse buys
- must meal plan in advance which creates time to make healthier meals and have ingredients on hand
- Meals on Wheels
- Researching, finding, and "needing" new technology
- Rock Star Parking
- Rock Star treatment at places like Disney
- No holding grudges because I forget why I was mad in the first place
This is not all inclusive, of course, I can't think of everything at once. Please feel free to comment and add blessings that you think of.
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