Nothing's impossible with God

I was looking back on the journey I've been on for 16 years and 318 days, and I'm amazed, blown away even. You see, when I was born I was crashing, I had a heartbeat of 40 and I was pretty much gone. The doctors didn't expect me to walk, talk, or even respond to anyone. I spent two weeks in the hospital after I was born. The day after I came home I went to therapy at CDRD, the therapist was amazed at how well I was doing. I was responding to my mom. I did years and years of all different kinds of therapy, PT, OT, ST (speech), I danced for therapy, swam for therapy, rode horses for therapy, I ice skated for fun but it was also therapy. You name anything that might be therapy and I probably did it. Almost 17 years later, I can walk without a walker, I can jump while holding onto something, I can talk clearer than I used to, I dance without a walker or people holdin me up, I can ride a horse without anyone near me, I can pretty much swim with only a belt and no help, ice skating...well, I haven't ice skated for years but I don't think I can skate without a walker or help...yet. My point is that I shouldn't be alive today, I've literally done the impossible and it's because of God. A friend of mine kinda inspired this post by encouraging me a few week ago while I was going through a rough time. I am very excited to see what's next on this journey that God's taking me on!