. . . A LITTLE GIRL HOPED AND DREAMED JUST TWO THINGS FOR HER LIFE: 1) THAT SHE’D BECOME AN ADMIRED, FABULOUS TEACHER, AND 2) THAT ONE DAY, SHE’D BE LIVING LIKE CINDERELLA, COMPLETE WITH HER OWN PRINCE CHARMING. SHE JUST DIDN’T KNOW HER FAIRY TALE WOULD BE SO FRACTURED . . .
I am an experienced presenter/facilitator/speaker, I never get nervous, and I always have a story to tell. (And only two of those are true.) Let me know if you’d like to hear me ramble for a while–or if you’d rather, we can just sing Ricky Martin karaoke…
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A great interview of our beloved Aimee. Loved it and she has such a great voice to listen to.
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I just listened to your interview and I have to say I am in tears. You are definitely an inspiration to anyone who hears you, knows you, or has read your book. You were spectacular and no, you didn’t talk about research too much. It is important for people to know that research is needed no matter what you are writing or going through. I was especially interested in your description of how you were ready to sit up, get up, walk, etc. and found you couldn’t. I have had a rough time recovering from my knee surgery and subsequent pneumonia hospital stay followed by rotor cuff surgery all since November. I just did not bounce back the way that I thought I should. To hear you vocalize that made me feel better. I am saving the soundtrack for another day. I am not sure I can handle that right now. Hearing you talk about your students and how interested they are in what you are doing makes me really miss the classroom. Thanks for posting this interview, Aimee. Take care.
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