On February 2^nd  I recieved Toyota’s Engine of Change Award at the 16^th annual Competitor Endurance Sport Awards. The Competitors rented out SeaWorld and put on the most amazing party and award show.  It was true honor to be a part of it.  Toyota donated $5000 to the Raisin Hope Foundation…. WOW!!! Thank you so much Toyota.  Last week I came back from Washington D.C.  While I was there I talked to some of our injured heros with brain injruies from the war in the Middle East.  I encouraged them to stay strong and to fight to the finish.  My mission is to grow my Raisin Hope Fund into a free standing foundation for brain injury and brain injury research.  I am home in Georgia this week. Yesterday, my family had a huge party  in celebration of our wedding. We had such a great time seeing all of our friends and family.  I am trying to keep my blog up to date while I am on the road.

-Saul

Posted some new pictures from the ESA Awards.

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 Saul

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I am sorry it has taken me so long to write a new blog. I have been in France and did not have access to the Internet. Life in Salt Lake City is great, although as a Georgia boy I am not quite use to the two feet of snow on the ground! I have been doing a lot of swimming and running…hint hint. Big news for me- I leave Wednesday to San Diego for the Competitor Endurance Sports Awards. I have been nominated for their Comeback Athlete of the Year Award. This will mark a huge step in brain injuries, and I hope to show people not to give up because dreams do come true. A few days after the Competitor Endurance Sports Awards, I will be traveling to Washington D.C. where I will be meeting up with members of the United States Air Force.  I will also be visiting our injured troops at Walter Reed. What can I say - life has been very exciting. Wish me luck at the Endurance Sport Awards..

-Saul

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