Sarah P. Jose
January 12, 2025
This image is about 8 years old and is tucked nicely in my treasured art journal, but the message it carries is still close to my […]
December 30, 2024
People often leave me behind. Those Type A’s walk fast! But you don’t have to be a Type A to walk faster than me. Because of my disabilities, I walk much slower than most people. I’m okay with this...
October 27, 2024
In rehabilitation settings in the US, therapists precisely measure the range of motion (ROM) of clients as they recover use of their joints after accidents or […]
September 14, 2024
In my last blog entry, I introduced the idea of learning to change my relationship with my pain. The first baby step came when I learned […]
July 29, 2024
"I would do anything to change my pain!" Maybe you have thought this too.
June 23, 2024
Self-pity overwhelmed my mind as I walked a quarter mile to the Brew’s Tavern. Yes, I could walk. Praise God for that. But a quarter mile was nothing to my athletic college friends.
Forging a new identity, apart from the “Miracle Girl” label, which was stuck on me in high school, proved to be more difficult than I anticipated.
June 4, 2024
I don’t like waiting. I like to get on with things, make them happen. So, when I find myself repeatably in a place where I have no control over events and must just wait, I struggle…
May 14, 2024
I appreciate your kind responses to my “War-Torn Women” Visio Divina exercise. So many of us can relate on different levels to the need to lament. In this next post, I use the same images to help illustrate what God has taught me about the profound beauty of learning the art of stillness...
April 29, 2024
As I painted the following image, I understood a definite progression of form and thought. So often I have lamented for women around the world who […]