KNEE UPDATE:
right now I'm just learning to be a normal person.
Cortisone shots are amazing but they weaken muscle tissue so I can't get one every 1-3 months for the rest of my life.
The pain in my knees were honestly doing a lot better until the last cortisone shot wore off.
In the picture is an electrotherapy device. It's really really sweet. It's basically my favorite thing in the world. It helps me with pain management.
FAQ's:
Q: Why/How are you teaching dance?
A: teaching dance is very different then the dancing I did in high school and college. The doctor the dancing I have to do when I teach is easier on my knees then walking, running, hiking, and marching
Q: How are YOU doing?
A: I'm doing great. This whole experience is teaching me a whole lot of life lessons. I'm learning to trust more. I still know I'm where I need to be.
Q: are you getting married?
A: no.
Q: are you still doing physical therapy?
A: no graduated. It really helped me build muscle. I still have exercises I do at home.
Q: how are you adjusting to post-mission life?
A: it's hard but I'm doing it. I learned a lot of skills on my mission that is helping me.
