3 I haven't written a lot about the problem that has rendered me bedbound for quite a few months now. You may think you understand the severity of the situation. However, what you know is the tip of an iceberg that you soon discover is actually the edge of a glacier that is moving inevitably … Continue reading The Sun’ll Come Out April 19th
I consider this Halloween costume an absolute success. I dressed as the Little Mermaid, and had a sign on my wheelchair to tell people that ALS stole my voice! Ursula, you're off the hook. Plus, I had some royal arm candy (wink wink). I am glad I was able to dress up and pass out … Continue reading A Happy Halloween
3 I have always struggled to acknowledge and accept my limitations to the point that I often push myself far past them. From middle school through college, I participated in at least three extracurricular activities each year. OK, that's a lie. It was more like four or five. I was in a leadership position as … Continue reading Pacing Myself
How I Live Now: Life With ALS 