Bravo what do you do for an encore.

Over the years Good Morning Joe between myself and my wife when I accomplished something was I would sing macho macho man you married you a macho man.

Of course the major accomplishment back then was checking the oil and changing wiper blades.

Nothing to mechanical.

I have to admit in the last 2 years since the stroke I'm not proud of that but it is a fact.

I want to celebrate with you anytime we can take one small step forward it's a beautiful thing.

I understand your excitement about your accomplishment I think it's wonderful.

And be supportive of each other that is really cool that you were able to do that and I know how challenging putting the dipstick back before the stroke I can't imagine trying to do it now.

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The small steps are critically important because if you have enough of them its you stop and look where are you then and you see how far you've actually come on your journey.

Keep sharing and keep stepping forward.

Sometimes it is only one step at a time.

Be well my friend be well,

Jay

Well done Scott, I missed having that handy person around the house and car. But of course Ray was not able to do any of that. I bet your wife was pleased you were able to do these small jobs for her.

Great job Scott.  It does feel  good when we can do something that we could not because of Mr. Stroke.

Well done

Yvonne 

That is extremely impressive! I'm sure your wife is not only thankful, but proud as well. Yesterday, my husband was looking a little down when I stopped at a gas station. (He has almost no controlled movement in his left arm and is just recently gaining strength in his left leg.) He said, "I'm sorry. I wish I could pump the gas for you." I almost said that it was no big deal. But then I realized it was to him. So I said, "Okay, let's do it." It meant another transfer into the wheel chair and repelling up to the pump so there was enough room, and probably at least 20 minutes longer than it would have taken. But we both felt accomplished. I will not allow this stroke to take away what he considers his man card. So I applaud you and your wife on your accomplishment. By the wAy, I hate changing windshield wipers too!. That's a job for our son.

Scott, hooray for celebrating those small giant steps!

Your perseverance is admirable. Ever notice how we can pull it out for the ones we love.