That's all it takes to walk.
Just put one foot in front of the other. Then do it again.
They said Philip would never walk, and though he isn't yet putting much weight on his legs, he's coming pretty close.
One Foot in Front of the Other from New Day Foster Home on Vimeo.
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Way to go Philip! You are amazing. Miracles happen every day at New Day!!
ReplyDeleteThis boy have some amazing upper body strength. I loved watching him maneuver around in his wheelchair-- he loved to do circles around me! But this is so amazing to see. Good job, Philip. I'm so proud of you!
ReplyDeleteKeep on a moving, Philip!!! You're going to be dancing with your feet soon.
ReplyDeleteLove your smiles & twinkling eyes.
Yay Philip!!!!!!!!! What a beautiful sight!
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