Bring It On

I have had the opportunity to throw the hammer at three practices since my Drs appointment and I couldn't be more satisfied. I never thought I would be happy and in so much pain at the same time. The jolt of pain that goes through my foot and up my leg when I release the hammer is terrible but it's erased every time I watch that hammer drop at around 54 meters. The flight of it is so beautiful, I had almost forgot what it was like to throw something that far. The feeling is indescribable. Coach Rovelto is going to let me take a shot at Big 12s in the hammer and right now it looks like God Willing of course I could potentially walk away with a medal and my heart out in the sector. I'm leaving it all out there no matter what the cost. I found out today that I will be having surgery on Monday May 16th the day we get back from Big 12s. I have no fear of getting hurt now knowing that it will get fixed the following week. I have never felt so blessed in my whole life. Three out of my four limbs are jacked and yet God has blessed me so much to let me still drop some bombs. Sometimes I can't even get my head around it and I'm a believer. Watching my teammates and Fritz face is priceless because they can't figure out how I do it but I know, it's all God all the time, nothing more, nothing less. It's Him, not me. I'm just lucky enough to be a part of what He has up His sleeve.

So all I have to say to next week is: BRING IT ON