It's hard to believe that 5-years-ago, the Brain Injury Association of MA ran its first Falmouth Road Race.
That's the crazy thing about all these milestones, too.
As they come about, I am reminded not only of how far *I've* come, but also the incredible strides *We've* made as Survivors, Advocates, and Supporters.
As they come about, I am reminded not only of how far *I've* come, but also the incredible strides *We've* made as Survivors, Advocates, and Supporters.
The largest turnout to date, MotherNature couldn't have been kinder! It was *extra* special this year for another reason... my Sister's dear friend & my "2nd Big-Sis", Angela, ran alongside Courtney. The Team was filled with
Family-Members and Caregivers ~~ super special!
Family-Members and Caregivers ~~ super special!
You've gotta love technology "glitches"... When Angela's mom was capturing a video of Court, AnG, and Katie crossing the finish-line, her phone switched into Slow-Mo.
Although I think that this particular glitch actually made the video even more meaningful/enjoyable!
~~>{*SLoooww~Mo* !!}<~~
It really is a rare occurrence when people from all different walks of life can come together for one day of positivity, endorphin-fueled cheer, and good spirits. I honestly believe that this is quite a good fit for the BIA-MA, since, as we know, TBIs do not discriminate. They can happen any time,
any place, to anyone.
any place, to anyone.
Just keep this in mind, as you go about your day:
Everyone you come in contact with has his or her "something". What impact will you have on this person?
Will it be a positive one?
