I “graduated” today. Since the arthroscopic knee surgery on August 26, I have stretched and exercised in physical therapy for an hour three times a week. At my asking, Kielly and Katie signed the t-shirt they gave me on my last visit this afternoon. Along with Jen, they are the reasons I kept going and kept healing. They stayed with me until the end! With a sappy heart, I told them that I was extremely grateful to them for two things: I can walk down steps (almost) without thinking about it … and … I can genuflect at the altar at Mass in church again. That one is really big! Getting “my genuflector” back was really important to me. Thank you, Kielly. Thank you, Katie.
With Open Doors 
Physiotherapists are people with “more than only cute names.” They have blessed hands and great spirit, I believe. Every day I see my father, and I see what physical therapy dos for him.
“And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” Hanan M. Madanat PhD.Education English language curricula&Instruction
So glad for good results, but it’s good to know He knows we love him when I can’t genuflect anymore!!! Stay strong!
You always make others feel special. That is a gift.