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Right Between the Eyes
Sometimes. Not always, but sometimes it hits me. And when it does, it’s right between the eyes. I usually wake up relatively rested and in a decent mood with a plan (albeit sketchy) for the day. A bit like the Little … Continue reading
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If Walls Could Talk
An old house sits on a well-groomed lot in the middle of a Midwest city in America. Within that house is a room. It has withstood years of wear and circumstances and it has morphed with the changes time brings. The walls … Continue reading
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Tagged changes, emotions, grief, grieving, mourning, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, multiple, pain, sad, sclerosis
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REARVIEW MIRROR – Reflections
Having a progressive illness, there are constant reminders that life is, and will continue to be, changing and increasingly challenging. Physical abilities wane and, as they do, so does comfort and peace of mind. I’m 53 years old but really, … Continue reading
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Climbing Downhill 