The immediate challenge is the neglect and lack of coordination Sherry's left side. With occupational and physical therapy two days a week as an outpatient at the McGrane Center we can see improvement. Sherry can now walk, with me spotting for her, from the bedroom to the dining room table. She can floss her teeth and fasten her bra behind her back--that feat of dexterity dazzles me and must signify something of stellar significance.
We dine on gourmet meals every night as friends bring delectables from their kitchens to our table. It's like going to elegant restruants without leaving home or changing out of our tee shirts and sneakers.
We have an electric wheel chair and a ramp designed and constructed by what must be a reincarnated Egyptian Pharaoh--there was no heavy lifting involved. Our blackberries were plucked from the briars and came back in jars of fresh jam. Sherry has a new laptop delivered loaded and ready to retrive her e-mail (sfagerness@hotmail.com) and edit her photos.
Good cheer abounds and the abundance of the season permeates.
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