April 29, 2016
Earlier this year, I made a promise to you. More of a confession, a public pledge. I was going to work my risk muscles. Going to get out of my comfort zone. So I went mechanical bull riding. Tried meditative dance. Spoke at a major women’s business conference. Okay, so I wasn’t exactly jumping at the pole dancing … but naked yoga was next on the list. And then Life smacked me around in a way I wasn’t expecting. First, my dear father suffered a stroke while traveling with my mother in Portugal. It took two weeks of wrangling with hospitals, doctors, travel insurance companies, and airlines to at least get him back stateside. There’s a long road of testing and diagnosis ahead. I want to believe that, like the 6 Million Dollar Man, “We can rebuild him … Better than he was before. Better, stronger, faster.” Because he’s starting from scratch. Dad needs to relearn basic things. Like how to sit up. How to hold a spoon. How to regain speech. For a man…
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