This is hard to believe.
Since my fall on May 15th of this year, I’ve become the most well known person in the apartment complex. As I laid there on the concrete, a crowd formed to stand there and stare at me. Those there told their friends and everyone else they saw about my fall.
Now most everyone that sees me when I go out for my daily walk says Hi to me. I don’t know them, but they know me.
This morning as I left my apartment, for my daily morning walk, this young woman whom I do not know, but she knew me and who was obviously mentally challenged, stopped me and began to talk to me. I could not understand most of what she said so all I could do was agree with her. I did understand her when she said she was walking her dog. I thought it was strange because everyone who takes their dog out for a walk has the dog on a leash. She was walking her dog with the dog in her hands. I felt sorry for her, but I did not know what to do or say and I was afraid people might get the wrong idea that I was trying to take advantage of her. I would have stayed longer if she had her adult mother with her. This complex has a thousand eyes upon anyone outside.
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