Comments on: Tim Ward – Light At The End Of The Tunnel http://www.streetsie.com/tim-ward/ Where there's a wheel there's a way Mon, 26 Jul 2010 04:18:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Graham http://www.streetsie.com/tim-ward/comment-page-1/#comment-3493 Graham Fri, 26 Feb 2010 11:35:20 +0000 http://www.streetsie.com/wp-msc/?p=248#comment-3493 Hi Tim, I updated your featured article here to include the Push 2 Pier fundraiser. Keep us informed of your progress toward indepedent living and all your greater and smaller adventures. I was intrigued to read on your website mention of, "a special someone who has shown me that there is life and love after a spinal injury." Care to give us the inside scoop? Sitting in the sun watching people do back-flips off a pier on Bribie Island recently thinking, 'I hope the tide is full,' as a group of these thrill seeking divers walked passed me. In a thick Kiwi accent a man asked, "You see my back-flip Em, was pretty sick eh?" The young girl all of seven boldly answered, "That was crap as." We laughed and now use the New Zealand coloquilisim, "crap as" when things are totally messed up. Hope all is well with you Tim, take care mate. Hi Tim, I updated your featured article here to include the Push 2 Pier fundraiser. Keep us informed of your progress toward indepedent living and all your greater and smaller adventures.

I was intrigued to read on your website mention of, “a special someone who has shown me that there is life and love after a spinal injury.” Care to give us the inside scoop?

Sitting in the sun watching people do back-flips off a pier on Bribie Island recently thinking, ‘I hope the tide is full,’ as a group of these thrill seeking divers walked passed me. In a thick Kiwi accent a man asked, “You see my back-flip Em, was pretty sick eh?” The young girl all of seven boldly answered, “That was crap as.” We laughed and now use the New Zealand coloquilisim, “crap as” when things are totally messed up.

Hope all is well with you Tim, take care mate.

]]> By: Edna Phillips http://www.streetsie.com/tim-ward/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Edna Phillips Tue, 15 Sep 2009 07:18:22 +0000 http://www.streetsie.com/wp-msc/?p=248#comment-9 Dear Tim, Your story has touched me in more ways than one. The journey following a spinal cord injury is far from easy, but your ability to see the light at the end of the tunnel is inspiring. I sincerely wish you the very best of life. Always find reasons to smile. "If we woke up everyday knowing everything we have is on loan, it would be a lot easier to be happy and to give". Edna Phillips (Henry's - T5) Dear Tim, Your story has touched me in more ways than one. The journey following a spinal cord injury is far from easy, but your ability to see the light at the end of the tunnel is inspiring. I sincerely wish you the very best of life. Always find reasons to smile.

“If we woke up everyday knowing everything we have is on loan, it would be a lot easier to be happy and to give”. Edna Phillips (Henry’s – T5)

]]> By: Krystal Woods http://www.streetsie.com/tim-ward/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Krystal Woods Tue, 15 Sep 2009 07:16:13 +0000 http://www.streetsie.com/wp-msc/?p=248#comment-8 Hey Tim, Good to see you make the best of your life after this accident, It was a shock to read your news this morning but it great to see that you have grabbed what life has given you by the balls and kept your chin up. Your strength comes from inside and your thirst for life is what makes you stronger. Keep us up to date with your progress! Hey Tim, Good to see you make the best of your life after this accident, It was a shock to read your news this morning but it great to see that you have grabbed what life has given you by the balls and kept your chin up. Your strength comes from inside and your thirst for life is what makes you stronger. Keep us up to date with your progress!

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