My Life

I am lucky George Russo said as he pauses on the second floor although he is still anxious about making the  show on time and eager to keep on going I have a good strong left arm and  I have a good strong left leg too.  George  suffered a traumatic brain injury as  a child and now has to wear a baseball helmet most of the time as he walks holding on to his four prong cane as a result of his injury.  Because he had got hit by a car when he was two in a half years old and his right arm and right leg are still to weak from the accident when he was a little kid.  But his left leg and left foot is so   very, very, strong and have been all of his life.  When he steps on a step with  his very strong left leg his left foot tilts upwards as his left toes press against the step that makes George bring his whole right leg up to the step as George is pulling on the long bar that is attach to the wall with his very strong left arm and left hand too.  As he explains to anyone that will listen to him you know how there are a few very, very, long telephone lines attach to very long telephone poles so a person can call a person to person phone to phone house to house.  Now picture another person with really, really, sharp, sharp, sizzers climing up a telephone pole and cutting a telephone wire in two you lost all of the communication from phone to phone. If you are going to glue, tie, or tape the two half of wire together all of the communication will still be blocked off.  It is just like a head injure follows a disability.  Now the communication from my left part of  my brain to the right parts of my body has been blocked off a long, long time ago.  But I can still use my left arm and left leg thank God.  George is very glad that his left arm is strong that he did not mined flexing his muscle for the camera.