Announcement About the State of When Learning is Trauma

1 Feb 2022 · 1 min

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In this brief video, Lois Letchford informs her audience that she suffered a skiing accident that shattered her collarbone, required surgery, and left her in significant pain while on strong painkillers. Because of her recovery, the launch of her "When Learning Is Trauma" course has been postponed to start on February 21, with a schedule of two weeks in February, four weeks in March, and completion in the first week of April. She also shares personal news that her son Nicholas and his wife Lakshmi are moving to Australia in April, and she plans to visit them, hoping her shoulder will be healed by then. Lois asks viewers to stay connected, apologizes for the delay, and promises to post more videos once she feels better.

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Hello, I am Lois Letchford, and as you can see, I'm not my normal chirpy self in that I had a skiing accident and I shattered my collarbone. The result is I've had surgery and I'm in a lot of pain. It has impacted all the things that I do, and so When Learning Is Trauma is now delayed and starting on February 21st. So we've got 2 weeks in February. And 4 weeks in March, and then we will finish on the first week of April. And it's impacted everything I do, that I, you know, the pain. I'm on heavy painkillers, as you can imagine, and I'm just waiting for recovery before I get back to normal. In addition to that, my son Nicholas and his wife Lakshmi are moving to Australia in April, and I'm going to visit them there. And hopefully all that will go well and the shoulder will be Healed up by then. So please connect with me, but know that when learning is trauma has been delayed. And thank you, and I will be in touch, and I will do more videos when I'm feeling a lot better. Thank you.