Chorus 7 weeks in the hospital, 80 stitches and a nasty scar. Endless nights filled with pain, days of hard work just to gain. Crawling, standing, walking, trying to run. Where is her hope at? When will this be done? Cooped up in the hospital, 80 stitches and a foot long scar. How much more can she endure? Did they push her way too far? We left in the fall of 2006 to fix the clonus in her foot. Many medical terms and fancy words described the intense surgery to fix her walk. 900 miles from Denver to the hospital with a van full of screaming kids. On our way to Minnesota, we stopped at Mount Rushmore. The four faces frowned upon us as the mood was darkened by the uncertainty of the surgery. After hours of driving, with maybe a fight or …show more content…
Seeing her be so brave and fearless taught me to try until I fall. When the surgery was over, she was too weak to even stand. She had to start all over, from the bottom to the top. She didn’t have any strength, but knowing she was in control of her fate made her push herself for change. From sitting up to crawling, from crawling to standing, from standing to walking, from walking to running. Her strength grew day by day. We counted down the days, until we could go back home. Chorus 7 weeks in the hospital, 80 stitches and a nasty scar. Endless nights filled with pain, days of hard work just to gain. Crawling, standing, walking, trying to run. Where is her hope at? When will this be done? Cooped up in the hospital, 80 stitches and a foot long scar. How much more can she endure? Did they push her way too far? Finally the day had come that we could go back home. No greater joy could ever come . She still couldn’t run, but she could walk pretty well. Her work had just begun. Surrounded by all her family, she still Chorus Back home from the hospital, no more stitches, but a battle scar. No more nights filled with pain, all that hard work brought her gain. She can crawl and she can stand. She can walk and tries to run. She never gave up hope. The battle is finally won. Freedom from the hospital, no more stitches, but a battle scar. She endured until the end. They pushed her just
She had told herself “I can do this. This pain is expected. Just keep going, I can do this. Whatever it takes.” (Whitsett
She worked hard to make sure she would not be the victim of life and being able to not be destroyed by life portrays the strength
She also found a way to love again. She is a hero to the people around her because of her inspiring battle. Her journey gives a much needed message of self worth and respect to the public. Heroes don’t have to be limited to the ones in our books and movies. They can be the people we see on the street.
So, she made the selfish, cowardly decision to commit suicide. This was during the time when her third husband and her child had passed away. She also was very poor, having spent all of her money on fine living. She had rheumatism and had been taking morphine for the pain. So, one day she overdosed herself-
Over the past years, my mom has always had bad biomechanics and subsequent pregnancies. During this time, my creator realized that she can tolerate more pain physically. She was hurting her back more and more everyday. She was mentally strong and pushed through the pain. This has made her even stronger.
Although Bethany had a very bad injury, she shows a lot of courage when she overcomes it. This quote is an example of how people saw Bethany as courageous: “Bethany is a fighter”(Hamilton 99). Bethany lost about half of her blood volume when she
Similarly in the poem The Journey, the character proves to herself, that she is a strong, independent perseverer. The
She had been able to cling to the wreckage and after spending three weeks in hospital she made a full recovery from her terrifying ordeal. 1 Meeting The Happy Face
Animal’s love made her feel like she had never felt before, which was care and support, that is what carried her through her
This August at the age of seven, beautiful Hannah was surrendered to Caring About The Strays by her family after they had a baby. Heartbroken and depressed, she spent her first few days hiding, crying, and not eating. Due to the circumstances we made sure she received extra care, love and attention. Despite our efforts, she grew weak and seemed to have just given up. After all attempts were exhausted, she was taken to the animal hospital and it was confirmed that her liver enzymes were dangerously high; Hannah was going into liver failure.
One of the things that you can take from her story would be that even though she had a brain tumor, she was still able to work towards her dream. Also she was able to give everyone hope. She started layups for Lauren to help raise money for Pediatric Brain Research. Lauren continued to be happy. She did not even think
Stephanie J. Shannon’s story is one of struggle, survival, and healing as an example of how to regain
She started helping around the house, but when she figured out that it wasn’t much, she got a job at the fields and even though she had no experience in it she still went ahead and did it. “Mama had been strong for her. Now it was her turn to be strong for Mama. She must show her that she didn’t need to worry anymore.”(p163) Based on this quote, I can tell that she knew she had to be strong and her Mom’s sickness didn’t make her more sad than she already was, it motivated her to be strong for her mom and whatever was coming up.
This shows that by having extra hope and the will to live, she saved the lives of four people, including herself. If the family did what everyone else did, sitting around hoping for a miracle, than they would have ended up dead like
As everyone in the country was deep in the drama of the bombings, Sydney and her mom were focused on healing physically, and mentally. They had hours of physical therapy every day, motivating each other to gain their walking ability back. Their mother daughter