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Sorry guys, but want to share a proud dad moment. This is my daughter Ashley, who surprised me with some photos taken at a karate tournament a couple of weeks ago (she placed first). The reason I’m so proud is not that she did well, but the road she had to take to get there. Grew up a normal kid and we took karate together where she got her black belt at 11. At 15, she was working on her 2nd degree when she had a major seizure at school and found out it was the onset of Tourette’s syndrome. Dealing with uncontrollable physical tics, she kept working at it, but then another setback with a severe case of vestibular neuritis, an infection of the inner ear, which damaged her vestibular canals, compromising her sense of balance. Time in a wheelchair, then crutches and learning to walk again. She worked her butt off (an excellent student) and kept trying martial arts but still suffered balance issues and bad vertigo with any rotation. Kept at it, desensitizing her vertigo and now at 23, ready to graduate college, competing, and doing well. She never used her disabilities as an excuse, never stopped trying. I share, not to boast or brag (well a little), but seeing these pics brought her entire journey to me in an instant and just need to share that my daughter motivates the hell out of me.
No idea, not my pic. The coral and the little orage fish remind me of some of the Bahamas. Exumas, maybe?Great pic where was it taken.
All in. Will start on the shed soon. Ten 80lb bags of Sacrete in those post holes
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Humping concrete gives me a rash.I'd rather hump the concrete than dig the post holes.
I'd rather hump the concrete than dig the post holes.
Humping concrete gives me a rash.
As long as you don’t screw it into the ground. Happened more than once to me.