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Tag Archives: weakness
Folding
We fold laundry when it’s clean. We fold napkins on the table. We fold paper to fit in envelopes or to make shapes in origami. There are a multitude of things we fold. If we are working, exercising or doing yoga … Continue reading
Collateral Damage
It’s useless to try to make sense of something like multiple sclerosis. Nobody knows its cause, when or how it might attack, the speed at which it will progress, and certainly not how to cure it. We do know what it does … Continue reading
You May Not Be Able to Tell….
……but I’m getting stronger. It’s a plain hard fact that MS is a thief. It takes things away from those who involuntarily host it. Things that used to belong to us now belong to MS. It makes our bodies weak. But, as my … Continue reading
Climbing Downhill 