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Tis the Season
As we enter the holiday season:
Special gatherings and parties,
Gift giving and making,
Cooking and baking,
And traveling and to see friends and family create a very busy month or two.
As amputees it can have a toll on our bodies as we try to do it all.
If you are new to being an amputee, try to remember that it’s ok to ask and accept help, it’s ok to not have everything perfect and done like you’ve done every year before amputation, and above all else….
This too shall pass!
Enjoy the moment.
Use your slower pace this year to breathe in the moments.
Watch your children be in awe of the magic of this season.
Entertain yourself with special movies together and listen to Christmas carols.
You’ll be back on your feet in now time and wishing you had sat back and enjoyed the down time.
Don’t allow guilt to over take you. Allow people to step up and be helpful.
Ask when you need assistance. Be careful not to overdue it and hurt yourself. You’ll be more disappointed with the set back than the rest in the moment.
And most of all…
Be present!!
Hope you have a beautiful holiday season making memories and preparing your hearts for the blessings to come.
And as always,
Be Healthy,
Be Happy,
Be YOU!!!
Much love,
PS Pictures of my socket that I promised.
My very 1st socket. I used a t-shirt to cover this one.
The size difference from 1st socket to about the 11th one in just 2 1/2 years!
Paint job up close. Stickers Made using my Cricut machine.
One of my 1st skin fit sockets and the use of auto paints and vinyl stickers I made with my Cricut.
Most recent leg
All of my prosthesis since the beginning. Minus 4 (one I’m wearing and the three yet to come as of this picture-including the new one being made right now).
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By Angie Heuser
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Tis the Season
As we enter the holiday season:
Special gatherings and parties,
Gift giving and making,
Cooking and baking,
And traveling and to see friends and family create a very busy month or two.
As amputees it can have a toll on our bodies as we try to do it all.
If you are new to being an amputee, try to remember that it’s ok to ask and accept help, it’s ok to not have everything perfect and done like you’ve done every year before amputation, and above all else….
This too shall pass!
Enjoy the moment.
Use your slower pace this year to breathe in the moments.
Watch your children be in awe of the magic of this season.
Entertain yourself with special movies together and listen to Christmas carols.
You’ll be back on your feet in now time and wishing you had sat back and enjoyed the down time.
Don’t allow guilt to over take you. Allow people to step up and be helpful.
Ask when you need assistance. Be careful not to overdue it and hurt yourself. You’ll be more disappointed with the set back than the rest in the moment.
And most of all…
Be present!!
Hope you have a beautiful holiday season making memories and preparing your hearts for the blessings to come.
And as always,
Be Healthy,
Be Happy,
Be YOU!!!
Much love,
PS Pictures of my socket that I promised.
My very 1st socket. I used a t-shirt to cover this one.
The size difference from 1st socket to about the 11th one in just 2 1/2 years!
Paint job up close. Stickers Made using my Cricut machine.
One of my 1st skin fit sockets and the use of auto paints and vinyl stickers I made with my Cricut.
Most recent leg
All of my prosthesis since the beginning. Minus 4 (one I’m wearing and the three yet to come as of this picture-including the new one being made right now).