A friend once told me that if we wait until everything is perfect, we'll never get anything done. Apparently, that applies to traveling with MS too. When my husband and I decided to fly from California to Florida, my anxiety packed its bags and came along for the trip. I worried about everything: getting to... Continue Reading →
Living with MS is a bit like waking up in a house where the floor plan keeps quietly rearranging itself. Some days, everything is where you expect it. Other days, the hallway feels longer, the stairs steeper, the light switches just out of reach. And yet… it’s still your home. Learning a New Rhythm Multiple... Continue Reading →
Passage To Finding Me: Living With M.S. 