Happiness

Thank you for your comments. Ive been at my grandparents for Thanksgiving. It was great to spend time with them. Simplify your life. The world offers so much. This holiday season I'm filled with happiness. #1 I'm grateful for my parents. They are giving me a chance for recovery. Ive come a long way. Slow, is the name of my recovery. The first neuroligist said slow is the name of my recovery. Anything fast is not in my favor. Happy holidays, Love Jason.

life is great

Everyone, is beautiful. Everyone, is a child of God. Everyone on earth, choose to follow Gods plan. Human life, is so amazing. Please, love everyone. God, wants us to love everyone. Maybe, a rippling effect will occur. Heading to the goal, of nobody harmed. "Murder, molestation, theft. Beauty, is around us. God, is in the midst of his plan.

This is Jays mom writing and I wanted to post this picture of him. I have this picture up at the Salon where I work and get lots of comments. Jay is doing so well and working so hard! As you can tell by reading his blog, Jay is very "open" now about his feelings. I feel that has been a blessing for him and all who are around him.

Hope everyone has a wonderful Thanksgiving. Jill/Mom

Hope

Im improving and getting better control of my body. Not on my own. God now is very important to me. We all, have something in common. We all have a spirit. What does that mean? God has a plan. Human life is part of that plan. God offers a great love. Please understand human life is a test. God is real please simplify your life. We are all so different. We all have the same master. God is the master. Think how amazing the human body is. Obviously not evolution. Obvious in my eyes. Life, has many obstacles. God knows, this life can be challenging. Know, God will assist you. If not now in the eternities. God is the most loving, of all. Simplify your belief. # 1, God is your master. During life we have the freedom to choose. How beautiful that is. God is not forcefull. Love more in your heart. Jason

What is everyone out there up to?

Dear all,

Its been almost 2 1/2 years since my accident. I have come so far and this wonderful blog my loving sister started in my behalf has been so far all about "me".. I would love hearing about how all of you are doing who might still be reading this. At the local, jc im taking classes. Class #1, about people, who want to improve, thier learning skills. Since, ive been recovering for 2-1/2 years, the class is benificial. My recovery, has truly been a amazing, experience. Im not at the, finish line, but im making good, progress. Be safe, live strong. Ttyl

howdy

Howdy, boy that word, makes me chuckle. Im recently, a step up, on my recovery ladder. Basically more independent. You know what is wonderful? Im able to see myself walking. My class at the local jc is wonderful. Basically all my classmates want to better themselves. Everyone is different however we have a common goal. My heart goes out to my fellow classmates. Progress seems slow, but never will I quit. Where your going is improvement. Boy the new me is ready for bed. Remember sleep is crucial. Keep striving for improvement!

Back to School!

Jay is back at school at MPC and is doing great. He started his PE class back up and today got a 100% on his test about the brain! His class is "Interesting" as my mom would call it. It is a class for people that have had Brain injuries or some sort of disability. From people being hurt in war, accidents, etc, Jason is not mainstreamed yet, but hopefully will be able to by taking these classes. It is a good "back to college intro" for Jason and as his brain continues to recover he will be using it and strengthening it! I passed a guy a little bit older than Jason the other day while I was driving. He was in a wheelchair, sitting in the sun, with his shirt off, with a hopeless look on his face. I am not sure why he is in his condition but he looked very depressed and had no desire to do anything but sit in the sun. I am glad that Jason has the support that he does and has the desire to want to get up in the morning and do something with his life. Everyday is a gift whether we are in a wheelchair or not. We are all here on this earth to do something. I am grateful for my legs and arms that work and have no idea how it would feel to not be able to use them correctly. Jason has had an amazing attitude and I know his legs will get him where he wants to go someday.