My heroes…
Well now it is official.
My brother finished the London Marathon and the results of the race are posted above. I am so proud of him and this accomplishment. He is an inspiration – training for the marathon and triathlons.
Another person who falls under the heading above is the friend I was telling you about in the Spring Break post. He has had more than his share of stuff to deal during his life and he is such a blessing. I mean that he can always see the bright side of life and the people in it. He is extremely supportive and approaches life with such grace.
I cannot fail to mention my husband in this category. Again, he is a person who has come face to face with serious issues and rather than cry, he decided to find a way to work around his limitations. He is always looking for a challenge.
I am so lucky to know these guys and I strive to be more like them – determined, graceful and courageous!
Hi Mrs.B,
My dad is my heroe. He has struggled through so many things. On June of 2008 we went to Sweden, but before that he had been to Mexico in a important mine company. There he was going ot buy a mineral cave in name for hus company. The results where that he got inffected with a bat illness that made him sick while we where in Sweden. We had to lic]ve there for one mounth and he stayed in the UTI for days. Now he runs and take gym classes. He is a new man ( but for better) and my heroe.
Carol Lopes
| Posted 6 months, 3 weeks agoxoxoxoxo
Carol,
| Posted 6 months, 3 weeks agoThanks for the comment. Your mom had mentioned something about your dad being in the hospital when you were in Sweden, but I did not know why. I think that you can have many problems in your life, but when your health is at risk – things get really scary and serious. I am glad that your dad is better now and that he serves as a model for you.
Ms. B