My Motorcycle Injuries

So, it's officially summer and things are busy. I don't have to take care of my niece for several weeks during the summer and it allows for me the opportunity to do other things more freely. I've been going to appointments without having to set the times around her, and I've been able to get a lot of maintenance work done around the house and at the church property as well. It's been good to accomplish so many things, but it really takes a toll on my body parts. Some days it just feels as though my body is waiting to break down. The pain, the stiffness, and the fatigue are a constant reminder of the injuries sustained years ago in the motorcycle accident. Still, I'm getting a lot of things done this summer, and I look forward to the coming weeks. I just wonder sometimes if I'll ever stop feeling as though I'm fading away a little more each day.

June is almost over and July will bring with it various blessings and challenges. I always consider Independence Day to be a milestone within a calendar year. Summer will push forward from there toward the autumn months, and before you know it we’ll be celebrating the Holiday Season. I think that the important thing is to enjoy what you’ve got while you have it. Life’s an adventure to be appreciated every day. I’ll be going to a bunch of different medical appointments related to diabetes over the next couple of months as the summer advances. I find it all a little annoying because it takes up a lot of time and it will be costing us bookoo bucks. The most annoying part of it is the fact that I wouldn’t be diabetic if I hadn’t received some type of mystery damage to my pancreas in the motorcycle accident. It took a couple years to manifest itself fully, but yeah, it was the accident that did it. When I’m finished with all of these various appointments throughout the summer I won’t be dea...