Life Fully Lived

Forum for parents of injured who are seeking information from other parents or people living with the injury. All welcome
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cbe411
Posts: 1393
Joined: Sun Jun 01, 2003 8:27 pm
Injury Description, Date, extent, surgical intervention etc: MVA in 2001, nerve graph in 2002, Median Nerve Transfer in 2004 and an unsuccessful Gracillis Muscle Transfer in 2006. I am living life and loving it! Feel free to contact me :)
Location: Grosse Pointe Woods, MI
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Life Fully Lived

Post by cbe411 »

Another inspiring email I recieved today and thouhgt some of you mihgt enjoy it.....

Life Fully Lived
If you never attempt anything, you will never make any mistakes. But you will also never enjoy the fruits of accomplishment.
If you never venture out into life, you will never have the pain of disappointment. Yet you will eventually know the even greater pain of regret for never having followed your best possibilities.

If you never go beyond what is comfortable and familiar, you won't run into any unpleasant surprises. You also will never make any exciting new discoveries.

It can seem enticing to stay securely protected within the walls of your comfort zone. After a short while, though, it becomes very empty.

Think for a moment how truly blessed you are that life is yours to be lived. Then make the most of each opportunity to fully live it.

Immerse yourself in the challenges and the triumphs, the disappointments and the joys, the uncertainty and the wonder of a life fully lived. And you'll find real treasure in every moment.

-- Ralph Marston
Jenny
Posts: 82
Joined: Sun Mar 10, 2002 9:10 pm

Re: Life Fully Lived

Post by Jenny »

This is truly uplifting and inspiring. Thanks for sharing.

Jenny
tylergsmom
Posts: 282
Joined: Thu Jan 29, 2004 6:56 pm
Injury Description, Date, extent, surgical intervention etc: Hi! I am Laura, the mom of Tyler, who has a ROBPI. I've been a member of this site since 1998 and owe a great deal to the wonderful people in the UBPN community who have helped us along the way get what we needed to get done for Tyler. Tyler is now 14 years old and in the 9th grade. He's a super bright kid and loves his video games. Tyler had the mod quad surgery with Dr. Shenaq shortly before he passed. That was his first and only surgery. Now that he is older he is requesting additional surgery. He'd like to be able to supinate. Our goal is for Summer 2013.
Location: Gulf Breeze, FL

Re: Life Fully Lived

Post by tylergsmom »

Love it!
Laura LeNoir, Mom of Tyler, Age 14, ROBPI
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