Thank you

I want to thank some of the amazing people who had the resources to help me get my racing chair adjusted.  It has been a long, drawn-out process that has had much disappointment and failure along the way.  I have learned a lot about how I work physically and how not being able to sit on my knees puts me at a disadvantage.  We are still trying to get me siting in the optimum position.  We are not quite there.

Many thanks to Coby Lawson at Lawson Sheet Metal for his welding job.

Thanks to Mary Morrison for her sewing job.

Also to the many others who have thrown in their suggestions on how to get me rolling without pinching that artery that runs down my leg.

I would also like to thank the Kentucky Wheelchair Athletics Association for the handcycle on loan that had allowed me to stay active during the past few months.

One other thank you to the Challenged Athlete Foundation for their grant that will give me two brand new carbon fiber wheels.

The last thanks goes to my dad who has stayed up late and worked persistently to get me moving again.