Not much to write tonight. I was unable to get in touch with dad so I only have info regarding Sunday. Mom had mentioned that Matt was supposed to go to the field house on Saturday to watch the parapalegic team play, but was unable to attend due to the cold weather. It wasn't much better in Alberta but thankfully it warmed up today. Matt had some visitors on the weekend, a few brave souls who braved the elements to cheer up Matt. And he needed cheering up because dad beat him 2 games straight in crib!! Matt was always a poor loser, just like the rest of us, and didn't want to play anymore. However he did win in the scratch and win tickets. Dad says he has never seen anyone so lucky with those things. I remeber once winning $20 6 years ago, but that was it. So Matt, you didn't get it from me!
Matt also went and visited with the staff in ICU which is always a treat for him and maybe them as well. Hopefully today Matt's rehab went well and after all his sleeping he should be wired and ready to go!!
Praise for God's continued blessings on our family and prayers that Matt will only move forward. Paul had spoke to the believers in Rome about praying for him. As today we need to pray together for spiritual deliverence and guidance. Romans 15:30 "I urge you, brothers, by our Lord Jesus Christ and by the love of the Spirit, to join me in my struggle by praying to God for me."
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Hello,
I wanted to let you know that our family thinks of yours often. I read the blog when I can and think you should be very proud of the progress that is being made.
Awhile ago Shelley mentioned something about ProjectWalk. When I was at home for lunch today there was a story about a young lady from Regina who had suffered a neck fracture this past summer. She has been making excellent progress and is going to San Diego in March to join ProjectWalk. They were doing some fundraising through Moxies restaurants to help with expenses. I thought maybe this info would be helpful as she was very inspirational and upbeat in her news story saying she is "enjoying every moment of her recovery and in seeing what her body is able to do everyday". Also, I thought you may be able to contact her to ask questions about ProjectWalk as she is heading out of SK. If nothing else, I thought it would be nice knowing someone else is being successful with neck injuries.
Keep up the great work and safe travels for everyone that is coming and going from Saskatoon all the time.
Jackie and Shelley, hopefully our paths will cross at some point in the Weekes country. It has been far too long since the reunion in Porcupine.
Take care,
Twyla Molnar (Pugh)
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