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My husband took me to The Nutcracker last night. Sixty pounds ago it would have been very difficult. We parked a block away, then climbed flights of stairs at the venue, then down those scary little nearly vertical stairs into balcony seats. But I had no problem, even though I wore (not very high) heels. And I consented to having a picture taken. (Wildly out of character.) This surgery has saved my life in so many ways. I can't wait to see what next Christmas brings. Here's hoping you all had a wonderful holiday, and here's to our bright days ahead.

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Yay! Congratulations!

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Awesome story! Thanks for sharing and keep up the great work!

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climbed flights of stairs at the venue, then down those scary little nearly vertical stairs into balcony seats

@@JCP

great accomplishment!!! :)

not sure about others, but for me, climbing upstairs is harder than going downstairs :wacko:

you too??? -_-

wonderful NSV :)

sure you enjoyed the Nutcracker more "mentally" too with that walking/climbing under your belt

keep up the good job :)

I know you will :)

kathy

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Sounds like you had a great time. Keep up the good work!!!

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These are the kinds of NSVs I love so much. Real life. Daily living abilities. Things that "normal" people take for granted.

But we do not.

Congratulations.

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