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I promised to post more often, so here I am.
I've had a busy two weeks. Our friend, Cheryl McKinnon called on behalf of the PSP staff and asked if my family and I would drop the puck at a hockey game - CFB Kingston vs. the Ottawa Senators Alumni. I was honoured to have been asked, and the boys and I got to meet some retired NHLers and had a really great time!
Kirsty and I were also invited by Rick Smith to attend a Hot Stove Dinner with Boston Bruins alumni and it was a great night as well. A special thanks to Chris and Hershey McKiegan for helping to make this happen ![]()
Another highlight was getting to go home on Saturday for my first time since the accident. Scott and Deanna arranged for a temporary ramp (Scott built) and it was so nice to be home. It was a quiet day with my family, but it's just the beginning. This weekend I am going to spend my first 'overnight' at home for Easter - I will be home Saturday & Sunday. Just one night for the first try, but I'm looking forward to that too.
The key in getting out to all of these events has been my health - I've been feeling better, as well as transportation. We have had some difficulty booking the Kingston Access Bus, but they always try to come through for us in the end. We have been looking at vans and will need to move to a full size van due to my height, so we're anxious to get going with that so that I have my own transportation and am not relying on a bus service. Kirsty and I are also going to look at some homes of folks who have modified their homes, or built their homes to be accessible. This is the first big step in deciding what we will need to do to modify our home for my permanent homecoming. So, things are slowly moving forward.
Other than that, not much else new here. I'm still plugging away at therapy and get a bit stronger every day.
Thanks so much for your continuing support!
Scott (& Kirsty & the boys
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