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Category Archives: Enemies
The Spoils of War
At 5 feet 11 inches for most of my life, I was accustomed to being tall and enjoyed all of the benefits it afforded. I have now spent years of my daytime hours in a wheelchair. After so many prior … Continue reading
Posted in Enemies, MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Tagged back, curvature, height, MS, multiple sclerosis, progression, spine, spoils, unexpected, war
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The Enemy Called Guilt
Helping or hurting? While raising my kids, I asked them that question as a way of getting them to think about how their words and/or actions affected the people or the situation around them. Repeating that question over time enhanced my own sensitivity to … Continue reading
The Enemy Called Fear
Fear – friend or foe? We have a natural inborn fear that keeps us from dangerous activity. It is given in different degrees, which explains daredevil behavior in some people, and other people being plagued with anxiety. Those who … Continue reading
Posted in Enemies, MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Tagged anxiety, battle, courage, depression, fear, fears, manage, MS, multiple sclerosis
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The Enemy Called Pride
Pride can be a good thing. Pride motivates us to do well, become better, reach higher. Pride keeps me as independent as I can be. It pushes me to be strong and try harder. It keeps me exercising, eating, taking on … Continue reading
Climbing Downhill 