I don't know about you but this week just seemed to drag on forever for me! In between work and getting ready for the upcoming fall I managed to squeeze in a Red Sox game and saw the movie Friends with Benefits; then my younger bro turned 18 and I attended an event that honored the 21st Anniversary of the ADA.

• Monday's post: Though difficult for me to put into words I know that the 'guilt' some parents may experience about having/raising a disabled child is a common feeling. This is an on-going issue so I'm sure I will return to this topic in the future

• Tuesday: In this entry I wrote about my most traumatic fracture to date. After a fall from my manual wheelchair: two fractured femurs, a pool of blood, and an ambulance ride later I learned what to do in the event of a '911 fracture' incident. 

• Wednesday: In elementary school I had a lot of specialists come work with me. My memories of special education were not as "fun" as the adults tried to make it out to be though....

• Thursday: Despite two-decades of sitting in my wheelchair it doesn't seem like my body is getting any more 'used to it.' Here are some tips on sitting for hours on end! 

• Fracture Free Friday: What's the point of having a rod surgery if you can't walk 'normally' afterwards? I talk about some of the pros & cons of rod operations in today's Fracture Free Friday post over at Unbreakable Journey!