Because of MS, what I used to be is not what I am now. Because of MS, what I am now is not what I will be in the future. But, what I am … Continue reading
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
About six months ago, a mobility equipment company up the highway and my insurance company worked together to get me a new wheelchair. It’s quite a machine. My last wheelchair’s seat tilted back, which is a great feature that … Continue reading
No, I did not climb a mountain, traverse a nature trail, raft the rapids, or fly fish in frigid waters. I simply left the house. Leaving the house is a pretty big deal for me. The length of time between … Continue reading
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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