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Philippians 4:13, the Message:
"Whatever I have, wherever I am, I can make it through anything in the One who makes me who I am." |
In 1995, my life changed dramatically..
although my husband and I
don't really look at it as a crossroad..
we just do things differently now.
I have written for the last few years, processing how I am experiencing this state of life called MS.
although my husband and I
don't really look at it as a crossroad..
we just do things differently now.
I have written for the last few years, processing how I am experiencing this state of life called MS.
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Photo slide show of me, friends, family, kitties and events that shaped our lives. Also included are photos of drawings created in 2017
08.20.2019
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06.20.2013
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Starting in April of 2013,
Experienced an MS episode that lasted 2 years. The MS attacked my cerebellum, leaving me with tremors and memory loss, dizziness and weakness. Since I value peoples ears and lips and faces, I decided to retire.
The poems I wrote during that time helped me process how I felt
and how my faith mingled with
the difficulties of living with a chronic disease.
My mom died in 2015, and left a small condo to me. We gutted it, and remodeled, and reduced our belongings to fit into one small bedroom, and little upkeep! We sold our home of 38 years and are so grateful!
In November of 2016, I experienced another MS episode,
which took my short term memory away, and the dizziness increased,
and fatigue was like I had run a race as I walked across a room.
This fatigue also affected my brain functions,
and my brain takes little vacations now.
Through it all I know that I am being carried
through an amazing adventure that I wouldn't trade for the world!
Experienced an MS episode that lasted 2 years. The MS attacked my cerebellum, leaving me with tremors and memory loss, dizziness and weakness. Since I value peoples ears and lips and faces, I decided to retire.
The poems I wrote during that time helped me process how I felt
and how my faith mingled with
the difficulties of living with a chronic disease.
My mom died in 2015, and left a small condo to me. We gutted it, and remodeled, and reduced our belongings to fit into one small bedroom, and little upkeep! We sold our home of 38 years and are so grateful!
In November of 2016, I experienced another MS episode,
which took my short term memory away, and the dizziness increased,
and fatigue was like I had run a race as I walked across a room.
This fatigue also affected my brain functions,
and my brain takes little vacations now.
Through it all I know that I am being carried
through an amazing adventure that I wouldn't trade for the world!
Love this song by David Crowder.. Shadows: When shadows fall on us, we will not fear, we will remember...