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The Sentence
When I hear about someone being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS), I feel sad – sad as I do for anyone who has received any diagnosis; but also sad because I personally remember and understand the impact of hearing the … Continue reading
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Tagged detour, diagnosed, diagnosis, life, MS, multiple, road, sclerosis
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Stairway to Heaven?
It will happen to all of us. You know what they say, “life is 100 percent fatal”, and “it’s a hard and cold fact that one out of every one person dies”, and “nobody gets out of here alive”. Yes, … Continue reading
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Tagged angel, clouds, death, door, end, gate, God, heaven, life, stairs, stairway, to
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Weather Forecast – Intermittent Thunderstorms
Water. We need it to live. It’s refreshing and satisfying. It can vary in taste depending on its source – a freshwater spring, a faucet or wrapped in a bottle to preserve it’s safety and freshness. Some say that even … Continue reading
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Tagged forms, Krippayne, life, MS, multiple, sclerosis, Scott, storms, thunderstorms, water, weather
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Proof I Existed-Part 2 Germany
As I shared in a previous post, I led a different life with legs years ago. Shortly after marrying, we spent some years in Germany and traveled within and around the country living adventures which seem action-packed compared to my life now. With … Continue reading
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Tagged adventures, Germany, life, memories, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, multiple, my, photos, pictures, sclerosis, travel, traveling, travels
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Proof I Existed – Part 1
Sometimes, when I look through pictures from my past, I have only vague memories of the things I’ve done. My ability to go back and do the same things again is nonexistent, so it often seems the reality of what … Continue reading
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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Tagged changes, grief, grieving, life, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, multiple sclerosis
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DETOURS
Life is full of surprises – some good, some not so great, and we often have to take a different route than we anticipated, adjusting as we go. Multiple sclerosis entered my life about 26 years ago. It was an … Continue reading
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Tagged change, detour, detours, life, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, multiple sclerosis
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