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Resilience Is Accepting Your New Reality, Even If It's Less Good Than The One You Had Before. You Can Fight It, You Can Do Nothing But Scream About What You've Lost, Or You Can Accept That And Try To Put Together Something That's Good.

You're Young. Maybe There'll Be Time For A Do-over If You Don't Get It Right The First Time. But There Are No Guarantees. There Will Come A Time As It Has For Me When There's No Time For A Do-over.

If I Had Lost A Leg, I Would Tell Them, Instead Of A Boy, No One Would Ever Ask Me If I Was 'over It'. They Would Ask Me How I Was Doing Learning To Walk Without My Leg. I Was Learning To Walk And To Breathe And To Live Without Wade. And What I Was Learning Is That It Was Never Going To Be The Life I Had Before.

A Lot Of People Have Great Hope, And A Lot Of People Who Have Great Hope Live. And, Some Of Them Who Have Great Hope Die. So It's Not That Hope Is Going To Save You.

Life Is This Great Big Blackboard, And On It You Write All The Things That You Do.