This morning, PT Hannah retired my walker. I am now using only a cane or, if I feel safe enough, nothing at all!
That’s it for today! Apparently, all of my energy is going into healing my knee, cuz my brain is fairly useless.
Photos are from the Mascot’s garden. They’ve already harvested a few strawberries! 🙂
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By contrast, some states have taken major steps to conform their laws to the First Amendment. Oklahoma has emerged as a leader in this effort. In 2023, the state enacted legislation that treated the sectarian exclusion of religious institutions from government benefits as a substantial burden on religious liberty. Then, in 2025, Governor Kevin Stitt issued an executive order directing state agencies to identify and eliminate laws, regulations, and policies that exclude religious individuals and institutions from public programs, funds, and benefits.
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