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My Quest for My MS

He informed me, I had primary progressive MS instead of relapsing-remitting MS.

Saying “Yes” Until I Can’t

Have I taken on too much? Maybe, but it’s doable because, for now, MS is not making my working life impossible.

A Man Gets To Know His Limitations (With Apologies To Clint Eastwood)

Playing the drums, which had been effortless and fluid, has become decidedly effortful and deliberate.

MS Has Changed Me

I’m a little off and a bit quirky, but those are the things that make me special, authentic and help me inspire others.

I’m Going to Let You in on a Secret

When I made the decision to start using a wheelchair full time, it made a significant improvement in the quality of my life and in the lives of my husband and kids.

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