I am thankful for those of you that sent up prayers for me and my family. I am still running into people saying they were in prayer for us. I am thankful for your help during fundraising campaigns or those who just take time to listen. Remember to take nothing for granted. As a matter of fact, my wife and I make sure to slow one another down so not to find ourselves "too busy" to be thankful.
I am filled with eager anticipation to know the family of my donor. I was told by St. Joseph's hospital officials that it would be one year before I could know (only if they are interested as well). I want to give them an embrace that speaks volumes. I wish I knew what to say. I have had a whole year to rehearse it. I think when the time comes, we will not have to say a word. We will notice that from somewhere there will be an overwhelming peace. That's what I'm hoping will fill the awkwardness. A God moment where there will be "peace that passes all understanding."
What would you do with a God-granted second chance in life? My mission is to share my experiences, information, inspiration and commonalities with others daily. In the publication of my first book, I will tell about what happened to me and how God allowed me to have "A Second Chance."
Coach Chip
1 Life + a 2nd Chance = 3rd November
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