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I reserved the domain name, www.heelcatcher.com, many years ago. My intent was to start a personal blog online. Like most good intents, it never happened. I simply did not have the time to set things up. Ironically, the event that gave me the time was an Achilles rupture that happened to me on November 21, 2009. My heelcatcher blog was birthed out of my snapped heel. I wish I would have found a less painful way to get things started.
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Author Archives: Steve Foster
First Week Down
Today marks one week since my surgery. It seems like it has been a month. Time moves slower on the recliner. I went into the church office today. It was the first time I have attempted to work in the … Continue reading
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Shopping in a Wheelchair
A good night’s sleep helped the day to start off better. The pain in my foot is practically gone…though my right shoulder and left hip are sore. I guess compensating for a lame foot and a heavy cast can take … Continue reading
Colossians 4:2-6
2Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful. 3And pray for us, too, that God may open a door for our message, so that we may proclaim the mystery of Christ, for which I am in chains. 4Pray that I … Continue reading
First Day w/o Pain
The first day I woke up without any pain. My foot actually felt normal…except for the fifteen pound cast on my leg. I quit taking the toradol. I was glad to get off that stuff. I shaved and brushed my … Continue reading
Thanksgiving 2009
Thanksgiving Day. I am thankful that I slept well last night. I am thankful that the pain is not as bad in my heel. I am thankful that I have a great wife who loves me and cares for me … Continue reading
