Jodi Click:  

Hopefully, life has been a wonderful journey thus far for all of you!! For me, it has been a wild and crazy roller coaster ride. I have had the good fortune to have a really successful career, travel, and live life in the fast lane before I became ill. I jammed a whole lot of living into the years before the onset of illness in 1995. Honestly, I've been SO fortunate to do things and go places that many people never have the opportunity to. And I still do manage to squeeze some fun and excitement into my life, you know me. I love the free single unattached life. Since our 20 year reunion, my health has declined significantly, including heart and renal failure. Then nine years ago I suffered a traumatic brain injury and broke my neck. Finally, after 4 years, I ditched the wheel chair!!, now only needing a cane when feeling tired. I am not sure what the future holds, but then who does? My social life is certainly not nearly as exciting as it used to be; but things change. I am hopeful, but realistc, and so thankful for every day. I have, fortunately, still been able to fullfil my passion for traveling. I am so thankful for my mom who has taken care of me through all of these troubled times. Living with her has really been a blessing. When I was growing up, she worked so much, we had little time together, as she was a single mother. Now, we are making up for that lost time. The last several years we have done things together that most mothers and daughters take for granted, but to us, they are most treausred moments. So, I try and take the view that "everything happens for a reason". 2009 brought a most unexpected surprise to my life, this consumate siingle girl fell in love. What was even more surprising was that it was with someone I had known since the age of 12. I met Bobby Moore the first day of 7th grade at Medina Jr. High. Then in early March 2010, Bobby and I got engaged to be married, and I was happie...Expand for more