When he was two he walked on his tippy toes and everyone told me it was because he was building the support in his feet and ankles that he would use later in life.
The ability to be fully grounded despite the hurdles placed before us throughout our live time is truly a blessing to be grateful for, and blessings there are many.
When I stood at his bedside after his surgery a few years ago I discovered a strength in him like none I have ever known.
This Friday evening my son will join hundreds of other seniors at Arcadia high school’s commencement ceremony. Every parent in attendance will have their own special memories of precious time gone by.
Graduations remind us of the freshness still here in our lives, the new beginnings and potential that life can bestow upon us as long as we are open to receive.
I am grateful to the staff and teachers at Arcadia high school for all of their efforts and hard work.
I know when my son walks across the stage to receive his high school diploma he will be walking with a new strength and support. Another step in life, another walk forward, a blessing to be grateful for, and blessings there are many.