Here's Parker riding her bike with training wheels! After a few laps around the block, she was really getting the hang of it!
Here is daddy helping just a little bit in guiding her....
Here's Parker riding her bike with training wheels! After a few laps around the block, she was really getting the hang of it!
Normally I have a really good attitude, and I don’t like for people to pitty me at all. This post is not intended to be that at all…I was conflicted about whether or not to write it but I also want to be real, and for others to understand what it is like to have this disability. I have my moments, I’m not perfect…so here’s to a post about things I hate about it…with a few praises at the end!
I hate……
When people think I'm a snob because I've unintentionally not seen the wave or offer of a handshake.
The poles in the middle of the isles of stores…Target gets me every time…
Running into little kiddos, especially my own, because I choose to look out, and not down…
Seeing my girls tears because I did knock them down….
That I haven’t seen the stars in years….And I forgot all about it until recently Chris mentioned it to Parker.
That I can’t see in the dark at all, having to constantly walk with my arms extended out to not run into anything and not seeing Chris lying next to me in bed..
Not being able to drive anymore, and having to depend on everyone else to help me with my errands, and losing control over the car radio!!
When people come into my office while I am on the computer and standing there waiting for me to notice them, but I don’t because I didn’t hear them come in.
On the flip side…
I am SO THANKFUL for my awesome family.
I LOVE it when friends call to ask if I have any place to go or errands to run, as they are going out too, Thanks Sarah, You’re the best!
I really like that I don’t have to walk the distance from the employee lot to the Club anymore, front door service is really great, especially in the rain or snow!!