It's been a while -

I will be 100% brief - it has been a while. 

I was sidelined by life. 
A steroid shot in my shoulder turned into a staph infection. 
I was told over and over again it was just bursitis, 4 months later someone listed to me. 

Tests confirmed it was NOT just bursitis. 

2 surgeries, loads of antibiotics and lots of love from my family - lots of good doctors and people who care  - I am healing and feeling more like myself again. 

I admit I was been frustrated about my journey, that did not have to play out the way it did (if someone had just LISTENED REALLY LISTENED TO ME), however staying stuck there is not the answer. 

I am grateful that the infection only hurt my bone, not tendons and muscles. 
i am grateful the 2 step surgery to fix the damaged shoulder has gone well. (small superficial blood clot in my leg still lingering). 
I am grateful someone DID LISTEN to me. 
I am grateful I have learned a lot along the way. 

I am a better person because I understand how hard it can be to "WANT" to get up and function. It can be SO HARD. 
And on those day, MOVE! Really get some movement beyond making it out of bed! It can be SO HARD.

After living through a summer of pain, then having my right elbow plastered to my side for like 20 weeks - my right shoulder immobilized.....
I am grateful to be moving today. I am pain free. Able to play with my flow wand, but not yet my hula hoop. Soon very soon.
​I am hoping for a better tomorrow. 

I am not yet teaching classes. 
However, I am finally thinking about it! And that is a blessing!

Journey Onward, Amy