She kept a count of everything. Even the day she passed, she had a steno pad documenting the activities of the day and what she was doing.

That was the foundation. It's like a catalyst, an atom, that you have to start from the center and all things will work from that.

She very patient because sometimes the class had to be divided not just in half, but in thirds and fourths because they had advanced learners, moderate learners and slower learners and you have to put them in little groups. That allowed my mom to flow around the room to help the ones that had strengths and weaknesses.

On some days you might seem like you're perfectly recovered. The next day or so, you're flat on your back, you're puzzling, you're angry.

This is an exciting day for the City of Tyler,

Coach told us to go out and be aggressive and just attack the basket like we do every day in practice.