Next year will be growing all their own vegtables, which they will cook themselves and enjoy and all this will help them face the future when they will return home either on their own or to loved ones.
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25 comments:
Great post and great garden. Well done :-)
This is a truly inspiring post! Here's wishing for much enjoyment in the lovely garden and good luck with the vegetables next year!
Hello, Brian. I found you through your comment at ABC Wednesday (mine will be up in a couple of hours. I admire your work with stroke victims. My husband of 31 years just passed away last month as a result of a massive brain stroke. We are all so, so sad. I wish he could have had another chance. More power to you and your work.
That was an inspiration and post with meaning. I take off my hat.
That is definitely an inspirational post for today. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Wow! Truly inspirational! I hope they all enjoy their vegies this winter. :D
Truly inspirational post. You do a marvellous work and we've all got our fingers cossed for those veg. Excellent post.
That is such a wonderful garden you have! Great photos!
My "I" picture is posted here. Happy Wednesday!
Oh, what a gorgeous garden! And your work with stroke victims is admirable and inspirational!
That was an truly inspirational posting. I enjoyed the photos of the gardens. Nice work.
Beautiful photos and very INSPIRATIONAL for all of us on ABC Wednesday letter I.
Thank you.
Bear((( )))
So many great photoes. I enjoyed it:)
Hands on rehabilitative work is wonderful to be so involved in. Beautiful photos.
What a wonderful post Brian. I really liked the painted doors. Yes, a true inspiration for us all.
Thanks so much for sharing!
I love the inspiration Garden pictures! What a great I! You write beautiful stories. Hope you have a blessed week!
Just gorgeous. Looks like only beauty can grow here. Very nice photos.
Looks like a wonderful project, Brian. And a pleasant place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea and listen to the birds. I love that old brick wall in the last shot. And the painted doors too. And the little white flowers starring the grass lawn.
Truly inspirational, beautiful, and a fitting post for the letter I.
Brian, this is a great post! I can imagine how important the work in the garden is for the stroke victims!
Hope the vegs grow well! :)
What a wonderful thing to to Brian, thanks for the excellent photos.
What a wonderful person you are and so kind heart.
Thank you for stopping by and the coffee is on.
This is beautiful Brian. I go for physical therapy to a place that treats patients with neurological problems like stroke, multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy etc. I have had help and encouragement not just from the staff, but from the other patients. It helps us all to improve. I know you all will have a wonderful garden...
Brian, please e-mail me so I can send you an invitation to the Anthology blog.
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