Taylor and I would like to express our deepest gratitude and thanks for your support since she was injured on July 15, 2008. Specifically, we would like to thank all her Sport Seneca teammates, friends and their families and gymnastics clubs in Ontario and across Canada. We apologize that we’ve not been able to send individual thank you to everyone, but as you can imagine the support and response has been overwhelming and would take months to get it done.
In addition to this, we would like to thank those of you who have given of your time and expertise to lead fundraising initiatives to assist in Taylor’s rehabilitation. Thank you for making Taylor a part of your life. Your kindness and empathy has been uplifting, more importantly, it has provided us with great comfort and has made Taylor’s journey less isolating. Although, Taylor’s circumstance is a difficult one, we are moved that she is in the hearts and minds of so many. Your interest in her well-being has been an absolute beacon of hope for us. The outpouring of love has renewed our confidence in the human spirit and the potential of people who together can make a difference.
It’s been 8 months since the accident and it is amazing how Taylor’s story has touched so many people from all walks of life. As you can imagine, it has been and continues to be an emotional roller-coaster ride. Thank you for being Taylor’s voice and championing her cause. It is because of you and your efforts that we are able to continue to plan for Taylor’s future.
We are sincerely grateful for your continued support and look forward to hearing from ALL of you as we continue on this uncharted journey.
Please feel free to contact Taylor or myself directly via e-mail: teamtaylor2008@gmail.com or via her new website site:http://www.teamtaylor.ca where frequent updates will be posted on her progress.
Rowena & Taylor
“Lord, if we could see the future, it woud be easy to have hope. Real hope is when we can’t see the end of the road, but trust you to lead us there”.
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