by Rodreck Nyathi | Sep 22, 2021 | Cerebral Palsy, Covid-19, Disability, Family, Life lessons, LockDown, Sani@C
It is almost the end of the year, and it feels as though the year never happened. One gets the feeling that the days have just been sneaking past us and turned into mist. Yet in spite of all the shifting mist, a lot has been happening. Behind our locked gates, life...
by Rodreck Nyathi | Mar 6, 2021 | Covid-19, Family, Fund Raising, Life lessons
Someone said to me the act of saying 2021 aloud, sounds like we are saying ” twenty-twenty won.” Sounds wired doesn’t it? It will go down as the year when we could not carry out most of our fund-raising and fun activities with the residents. We just...
by Rodreck Nyathi | Apr 16, 2020 | Covid-19, Family, Life lessons
No matter how much falls on us, we keep plowing ahead. That’s the only way to keep the roads clear! -Greg Kincaid Easter 2020 happened behind closed doors, in most countries all over the world. In spite of all that, at Pevensey, the residents had a lovely time....
by Rodreck Nyathi | Apr 7, 2020 | Covid-19, Family, JoBerg2, Life lessons, LockDown, Monday Ladies, Pevensey Place, Sani@C
When things happen that shake the entire world, we shake along with it. For indeed we are a part of the globe. We watched as the Coronavirus hit countries overseas, silently hoping that it would not reach our shores. Silently hoping that a solution would be found...
by Rodreck Nyathi | Nov 5, 2019 | Cerebral Palsy, Charity, Family, Life lessons, Pevensey Place, Round Table
“We all get old, but I have my share of ups and downs” – Justin Greville. (Pevensey Resident since 1972) Justin Greville says these words slowly, carefully as if he is trying not to hear himself saying them. This in the middle of sharing his story...
by Rodreck Nyathi | Jun 25, 2019 | Cerebral Palsy, Disability, Life lessons, Pevensey Place
Someone came to visit Pevensey recently, and as I walked past his car wherein he was seated and watching life at Pevensey, I greeted him and we started chatting. He commended the Pevensey staff for the special work that they do and said he really could not comprehend...
