Well, it is finally here!
The first night of Hanukkah came last night at 4:28 p.m. Eastern Standsrd Time, and I look at that as an omen.
I was born on April 28, which is 4/28, so while it might be only a coincidence, I am looking for good things from.here on in, and the light coming from the menorah might be a good sign, or beacon, for the future.
(And yes, our menorah is burning brightly in our newxresudence's kitchen window.)
Maybe things ARE actually looking up for myself and my family.
At my physical therapy session yesterday. I learned that I am already way more advanced in turning around my condition than I had any reason to hope for.
As part of each session, the therapists measure how much I can bend my.left knee.
I am up to.a measurement of 72, and at this point, I should only be at 60. Within a few weeks, I should be at 90, so I am way ahead of the curve.
Going to PT three times a week, I was also told my positive attitude about all.of this is helping me win this battle, and I know I will succeed in kicking this within time.
The light of the menorah will guide me through the darkness I have been through.
I believe thst everything is going to be good in 2024, because ... well ... I do believe myself and my family hit rock bottom through 2023, so it won't take too.much to make 2024 better.
And each night, as we light another candle on the menorah, that positive path simply gets brighter.
I hope everyone has a wonderful holiday, and as we move right into Christmas and the New Year, I hope that 2023 ends on a positive note for everyone.
Have a great weekend, and I will speak to you again on Monday.
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