As I was rushing to get to work today, it was time to put on my shoes. I didn't see my 24" shoe spoon around to help me put them on. I reached down and slipped my two fingers into the heel and easily slid my foot into the shoe. I could have been doing this for weeks and just didn't realize it! I was sooooo accustomed to using the shoe spoon, I didn't realize my surgery had eliminated another issue. I am more and more grateful EVERY DAY for this second chance at a wonderful life.

Awesome!

@@BobbyD aren't unexpected blessings like this the best? Congratulations!

It is the little things that mean so much!!!! Congrats!!!

It is strange to remind myself to try something I couldn't do before and find that I can. It reminds me how often my physical limitations may actually be mental.