My story is in this video below, but that does not mean I’ve figured all this out. I still struggle. At times I despise the words endurance and perseverance. But I can look back and be grateful for the many opportunities I have had as a result of my injury. I have learned to “kiss the wave.”
Jenny Smith | Kiss TheWave_ from SECC Web Ministry on Vimeo.
If you are enduring wave upon wave of suffering, I encourage you to watch or listen to Kyle’s two messages on Kiss the Wave.
After a spinal cord injury at 16, I discovered that a wheelchair could take me places I never dared to imagined.
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You are such an inspiration to me and to all that you meet! I feel so blessed to have met you!! You are one amazing woman!!