Thank you for your friendship, Lee!  I am very grateful as it is very lonely out here after advocating for my brother and losing everything and no where to turn, up until now!  I am still seeking help!  And I know I will get it somewhere!  Blessings!

Hi Lee,  I ahve to smile and laugh at myself these days as I still own a climbing gym but since my accident I have developed a fear of heights and happily this actually makes me abetter climbing instructor. I actually started climbing again the other day 4 year since my fall. It has been an illuminating journey and in some small way I am enjoying working with the new me. I am less gun ho and I have actually learned to cry these days. I have so mnay qualifications and lots of knowledge still intact but found it too hard to fill in the forms to receive any disability pension that I just started collecting houses. It was easier to buy a house than fill in a centrelink form so I figured that the house would appreciate, provide me an income nad give me something to do as a developer. During the early stages of my injury I even purchase a Mine site !!!!!!!!!!!!! it was a good idea on that day, reality was a distant fog. I try not to take myself too seriously and mt glorious daughters ensure that I remain grounded nad have very high expectations for me.

Hope you have awonderful sunny day from sunny Darwin Australia :))