This week’s prolonged winter storm has made driving treacherous — let alone walking. However, neither the near-blizzard conditions nor any of life’s other setbacks have been enough to keep an Old Brooklyn man from putting one foot in front of the other.
CLEVELAND — This week’s prolonged winter storm, which pummeled Northeast Ohio with snow and cold temperatures, has made driving treacherous — let alone walking. However, neither the near-blizzard conditions nor any of life’s other setbacks have been enough to keep an Old Brooklyn man from putting one foot in front of the other.
On days like Thursday, it may be difficult to see the blessings in life; it is a winter storm after all. But when Prodonovich tells you he feels blessed for having to trudge through yet another snowstorm, he means it with every fiber in his surgically-repaired body. Prodonovich said he had no vision just two weeks ago, but it has slowly returned with each and every day and with each and every step too. As part of his recovery, Prodonovich was instructed by his doctor to stay active. Get your steps in. Move. Walk. Do something.“I get at least two miles in a day. I got to keep the ticker going,” Prodonovich said.
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