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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Four Walls
When I was 12 years old, my childhood family moved from the house I had lived in since birth to a new house about three blocks away. That’s me, helping my Dad shingle the roof of the new house. Even though … Continue reading
The Odd Couple
He started running in college to stay fit and trim and have breaks from studying for classes. He kept improving, gaining speed and endurance. He joined the army and survived survival training, earning the respected status of an Army Officer … Continue reading
Posted in MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Tagged exercise, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, multiple, runner, running, sclerosis
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Progressive?
In Nicole’s great blog post titled Surface Frustration (http://www.mynewnormals.com/surface-frustration/) , she talks about her increasing physical needs and the lack of medication options for progressive MS. Muff (http://www.kaleidoscopemuff.blogspot.com/) commented that the word “decline” seems more fitting than a word like … Continue reading
Posted in MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Tagged decline, disability, increased, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, multiple, progressive, sclerosis
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History High
Last week, Mr. Legs and I spent five days traveling back to the future. We drove seven hours to our state of birth where we spent three non-stop days getting reacquainted with relatives and friends. The other two days were … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, Scanning Pictures
Tagged aunts, computer, family, family photos, history, names, photos, pictures, relatives, road, scanning, trip, uncles
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Attention All Architects
Many people worked over a stretch of time fighting to create and implement the Americans with Disabilities Act. Every time I venture out of my house, I benefit from the guidelines that the ADA put in place. I can’t imagine … Continue reading
Posted in Hotel Reviews, Mobility Equipment, MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Tagged access, accessibility, Act, ADA, Americans, architect, building, design, Disabilities, entrance, ramp, ramps, stair, stairs, universal, with
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Climbing Downhill 