As our Christmas day comes to a close, I certainly reflect on the wonderful opportunity I have been given. Despite my current physical recovery struggles, I know that I am in a much better place for the rest of my life. My frustrations with the sluggish improvements I make are balanced by the realization that I have been given a second chance in life.
Today was a treat for the kids. They certainly enjoyed Santa’s visit and are thankful for our family being together this year. We did a lounge day and watched a few magic and dance shows put on by the kids. Kathy and Grandma prepared a delicious roast and I definitely took in some good calories today.
Tonight i will sleep well; content in knowing that my ever changed life will be more fulfilling because my aneurysm was discovered in time. I will be always grateful to my friends and family for the love, support, and prayers that have guided me thus far. As I am sure you are all doing, hug your families tonight and be thankful for all the blessings we all enjoy every day. Peace.
I thought of you last night at the end of “it’s a wonderful life”… when George realizes the enormity of his life and blessings. It makes me cry every time, a little more this time. So merry Christmas to my big brother Mike, the richest man in town.
Cheers and much love,
Mary
By the way, how was the movie?