9 Months Post-op (and other off topic subjects)
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, 06-21-2018 at 04:27 AM (1902 Views)
Well, it would seem I have missed my 9 month post-op anniversary, but it was for good reason.
I was on vacation in Minnesota over the course of the past couple of days. My wife and I (along with my mother-in-law) spent the past two days in Minneapolis wherein we took in a Boston Red Sox/Minnesota Twins baseball game!
To say this was a good time was the understatement of the season. Although my beloved Red Sox ultimately lost with a final score of 6-2, I had the time of my life because I was there, in the moment, with two of my three favorite women, watching my all-time favorite team play a game that I love so dearly.
Couple that with the fact that there was a much need change of scenery and I must say, it made for a perfect setting. While at the game, we met some very nice Red Sox fans, found that the staff at Target Field were extremely helpful and nice as well, and that the people of Minneapolis as a whole were some of the most wonderful people I have encountered in quite some time. (My hat comes off to you Minnesota.)
In more off topic news...
I have started at Grand Canyon University and appear to be moving in the right direction. I feel good about my decision to have chosen this school over Argosy, Southern New Hampshire University and University of Arizona - but it sure feel nice to have been accepted by all four and to have decisions. The Bachelor of Science in Behavioral Health Science program they offer is right in line with what I was learning at Glendale Community College prior to moving to the mid-west, so when taking that into consideration, I know this was the right fit for me.
As previously stated, I recently reached my 9 month post-op anniversary. I went off with very little fan fare and was quiet in nature, but I feel good knowing I have reached a point in my journey wherein I FINALLY feel comfortable in my own skin. I don't concern myself with the scale, and after having seen pictures of myself over the past two days know that I am doing what is right for me.
And that is all that really matters, isn't it? Doing what feels right to me?