And the Can you? Yeah, that's me.

Can you guess who that is? Yeah, that's me. Yes, that's why this is, some people wrote this about me. I did not write this one, but I gave them photos and answered a jillion questions so that they could write it.

And it's called Beautiful Feet Upon the Mountains.

You know what it's called that?

You don't know?

Anybody know? There's a verse that's where God says how beautiful

upon the mountains are the feet of those who bring good news, the tidings of great joy.

In other words, those who take the gospel to other places on the mountains, through the mountains, their feet are

beautiful. What do you think your feet would look like?

Real feet looked like if you went barefoot over mountains.

They look very pretty?

No, but in God's eyes, if you're taking the gospel, they would be very beautiful. So yeah, that's me. And that was, I was not, my, I did not need braces at this time but I if I was going to go anywhere like up the mountains. I had to use sticks to help me because when I was

five years old, one morning when I got out of bed, went downstairs, I couldn't walk. Suddenly couldn't walk and I collapsed and fell down the stairs because I had a disease called polio and that disease makes it so it makes your muscles not work anymore.

So all I could do is lay in bed and the doctors were so glad that after

three months of not being able to move, I could finally wiggle my big toe.

And I started to get better after that.

And see this?

That. to get better after that. And see this? That was a big deal in those days. That was a little red radio beside my bed that my aunt gave me and I learned how to turn it on, was able finally with my

fingers to turn it on and find the dial and I would listen to programs on the radio programs for kids.

Some of them Christian programs. I really enjoyed those. So how and then yeah when I left the hospital then after seven

months this is how I left with crutches and braces all the way up to my ribs.

Yeah.

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