Dave is a dear friend, he is kind, humble and an incredibly caring person. He coined the term "vortex" to describe the magic that occurs when you become a volunteer puppy raiser. Dave expressed through this vortex, you are transferred to a life of giving back, helping others and incredible happiness. He said once you are in this vortex you feel on top of the world and want to continue paying selfless acts forward.
As Dave learned through giving back, the act of giving without expecting anything in return is unique. We do not always understand the overwhelming feeling of accomplishment and satisfaction, that follows this act of kindness. Only others that have performed selfless acts can understand this emotion.
After my husband learned about Dave's accident, he expressed "I want to live everyday like Dave has, dedicating each day to living life to the fullest without regrets." I agree and request that in Dave's honor, to keep his strength going while he is in the hospital (going through countless surgeries and therapies) we as a community of caring individuals enter this vortex and unite to pay selfless acts forward. No act is too small, and no act is too big. It is just a way of showing others gratitude, understanding and caring.
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Please support Dave and his journey back to competing in triathlons and raising guide dog puppies!
Post pictures and messages showing your support for the #carasvortex
I commit to pray and ask others to pray for Dave as well as to join the Caras Vortex, living and giving in a way that will honor the example set by Dave.
ReplyDeleteI live in the building right next door to Dave. He is a very caring and NICE man. I will never forget the irony of him having two dogs named Pete right in a row, one after the other. His dedication is wonderful. I have friends who are puppy raisers for SEGD and they speak highly of Dave. PRAYING for a quick recovery!!
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