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Post by mom2noble on Jun 22, 2011 20:10:02 GMT -7
It has been 2 years tomorrow (6/23) that my son's leg was amputated after a lawn mower accident 23 days earlier on June 1st. He has continued to amaze me every day! We made our decision based on mobility and I don't regret that decision at all. He is currently in his 2nd soccer camp, he wrestled on a wrestling team all winter, swims, runs, jumps, boogie boards, golfs, and pretty much does what he wants. The biggest bumps have been that he is in his 5th leg in 2 years because he grows like a weed. He has never in 2 years said "if I had my foot, I would..." He makes being an amputee look easy, even though I know every day and first hand that it is absolutely not easy. I still think back to all of the help you guys gave me two years ago. Your words of wisdom, encouragement, and prayers truly were a saving grace. I attached a picture of our last beach trip for you all to enjoy  Love to all, Mom to Noble Attachments:
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Post by cherylm on Jun 22, 2011 23:28:51 GMT -7
Two years already?? How time flies...and so does Noble! He looks like he's having a fine old time!
Thanks for the update...and all the best to you!
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Post by stonecutter on Jun 23, 2011 6:37:06 GMT -7
That is definitely a great update for a Thursday morning. Thanks for posting this. I was actually wondering just the other day how he (and you) were doing.
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Post by allenuk on Jun 24, 2011 5:12:06 GMT -7
Lovely picture, M2N, and lovely blue sky too!
Thanks for the boost, and best wishes to you both.
Allen.
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abair01
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Post by abair01 on Jun 24, 2011 20:47:14 GMT -7
a good pick me up thanks
I love the magic of being around kids. it motivates the hell out of me.
Yesterday a little boy was staring at me in my wheelchair and he wispered soming to his brother/ The brother asked me what happened to my leg. I told him I lost at mortal kombat and the last thing I heard was "finish Him"
Both boys mouths droped open and their dad busted out laughing.
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Post by ann- on Jun 27, 2011 23:46:58 GMT -7
It has been 2 years tomorrow (6/23) that my son's leg was amputated after a lawn mower accident 23 days earlier on June 1st. He has continued to amaze me every day! We made our decision based on mobility and I don't regret that decision at all. He is currently in his 2nd soccer camp, he wrestled on a wrestling team all winter, swims, runs, jumps, boogie boards, golfs, and pretty much does what he wants. The biggest bumps have been that he is in his 5th leg in 2 years because he grows like a weed. He has never in 2 years said "if I had my foot, I would..." He makes being an amputee look easy, even though I know every day and first hand that it is absolutely not easy. I still think back to all of the help you guys gave me two years ago. Your words of wisdom, encouragement, and prayers truly were a saving grace. I attached a picture of our last beach trip for you all to enjoy Love to all, Mom to Noble Really good to hear that Noble is doing so well .... I thought he would! |
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Post by barclay on Jun 29, 2011 22:16:12 GMT -7
It's a wonderful picture, full of joy. I am glad that you all are doing well!
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