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2GN2S ... A Hero
In 2008, a stroke and subsequent traumatic brain injury nearly killed Stacey Buckner. Today, she says her miraculous road to recovery led her to the outreach work that has become her life’s mission. It took a long time for Buckner to regain her speech and motor skills, and her first job after her recovery at the Fayetteville VA Medical Center included calling and reminding veterans about their upcoming appointments. She learned more about issues facing veterans, including those experiencing homelessness, and began reaching out to those in need in her spare time. Through her program, Off-Road Outreach, Buckner has now helped more than 1,000 veterans in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Using her own off-road vehicle — a Jeep that has accommodations for water, heating, and cooking — Buckner provides mobile showers, laundry services, and meals to homeless veterans in her hometown, known for its proximately to Fort Liberty, a military installation of the US Army.
On Sunday's, GH#2, Jake and I sometimes have brunch together. But last Sunday was the day after the shower and key incident, and he worked late at Playa Mesa, so we were tired.
He asked if I needed anything done? I told him about doing the blog and accidentally highlighting the whole blog, and thus deleting the entire blog and not being able to get it back
He showed my how using the control key so I could undo my mistake. And after he had gone home, I found this on my keyboard control key.
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4 comments:
This is a very strong bold piece. It is so pleasant to look at. Really nice job, Jacki! :-)
What an impressive and expressive collage this is, Jacki!
I'm happy you had such a good time with your grandson. Thanks for telling.
Thank you, John! I do like the simpler ones too.
Thank you, Elenor. Yes, a great time! Happy upcoming weekend.
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