Occupational Therapy
 
  “ Be Strong When You are Weak, Be Brave When You are Scared, Be Humble When You are Victorious”  (Author unknown)      The quotation caught my eyes as I looked at the poster on the wall.    The first time I saw the quotation was around 8 to 9 months after my accident. That was when I didn’t even have the strength to get up from the wheelchair on my own and needed help.   I remembered that day. The burn ward had been so cold. They wheeled me into the occupational therapist work room; it felt so good to feel the warm air.    Staring at the quotation, I wondered, when I could feel victorious? If I am “strong” and “brave” would I be able to get through this? Whether I could fake the “strong” and “brave” part?   I tried to remember this quotation and write it down, to recite it whenever I feel weak and afraid.    I didn’t have the strength to lift both my arms to my ears and my palm grip was weak. The occupational therapist gave me a device with two bottles attached to it, when o...
 
