Brian could easily choose to sit in a corner and fall into a deep depression, which would be understandable given his diagnosis and resulting issues, but he chooses not to wallow in despair.
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He chose to teach himself how to write with his left hand.
He had a choice to never write again OR to teach himself how to use his left hand for signing his name and eking out some legible penmanship.
He chose his left hand and he can still pitch to his boys in the backyard. Brian had a choice as he lost his ability to use his right hand to never throw a ball again OR to teach himself to throw with his left hand. It is a conscious effort on both our parts. However, I think what we most regret not saying outright is that finding peace in the last 11 years of our struggles has always been a choice. Naturally, as we drove away, Brian and I thought of 10,000 things we wished we would have said that we didn’t say – the countless times we experienced God’s grace in the midst of our struggles – an inspirational card sent when it seemed all we could do was cry – a letter from someone Brian barely knows telling us watching Brian and the way he handles the situation gave them a renewed hope and attitude in their own trials – an insistent lending hand just when I thought I couldn’t handle another unexpected task. This is the letter I wrote when we got home so I could capture those thoughts.īrian and I completed our interview yesterday with Dave regarding our difficult situation with Brian’s brain tumor, bleak prognosis and finding peace in the midst of that. Not to beat a dead horse, but the last post I gave you a link to our interview at church lat weekend regarding finding peace.Īs we were leaving the parking lot, I was overcome with a few thoughts I WISHED we would have shared. Today history is made with the election of a new p.good thing they make me laugh to make their commen.When roses look alot like stamps on the wall.a decision.quality time.pictures with Santa.our interview - a few things I WISHED I would hav.
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