Dear Readers,
You amazing, fantastic, beautiful humans!!! WE DID IT!!!!! WE DID IT IN 3 DAYS!!!!!! Do you know how wonderful you are? You made my dream come true today, and I am grateful beyond measure!
Today is a day of great hope. There have been far too many times in my life, and in yours I'm sure, where others have told you that my dream was impossible. That I weren't smart enough, strong enough or good enough for my dream to come to fruition. It happened to me while I was healing after this accident, it happened while I was pitching this book - and both times I considered giving up. But luckily, somewhere inside of me there was this well of hope that wouldn't let me give up - and here I am living, walking and going to publish a book!
Please take a good hard look at what happened over the last three days, and know in your heart that no matter what anyone else says - there is always hope.
Also, if you have a minute, can you give yourself the BIGGEST hug. The hug is from me, and make it a good one, because I REALLY mean it.
Love,
Katie
#Katie1Truck0
My first recommendation is to ride a bicycle. This is specifically for their fool factor – every time I saw someone riding a bicycle it seemed so innocuous. It was low-impact exercise that was good for you. Lance Armstrong rode a bicycle and he beat like one million kinds of cancer. Does that not promote the idea of health and well-being in regards to the bicycle?
I live in Brooklyn and all of the hipsters ride bicycles: they have messenger bags and wear vintage glasses and. . .
My first recommendation is to ride a bicycle. This is specifically for their fool factor – every time I saw someone riding a bicycle it seemed so innocuous. It was low-impact exercise that was good for you. Lance Armstrong rode a bicycle and he beat like one million kinds of cancer. Does that not promote the idea of health and well-being in regards to the bicycle?
I live in Brooklyn and all of the hipsters ride bicycles: they have messenger bags and wear vintage glasses and. . .
