I am going to be unplugged for a while. Sunday I leave for Seattle to see my kids and grandkids. So I probably won’t be posting for about two weeks. I’ll check your blogs out once in a while but don’t expect a lot of activity from me! Have a blessed time! Thank you to… Read More You Behind the Illness—Told in 4’s
One of the newsletters I get on a weekly basis on Wednesdays is from http://www.multiplsclerosis.net. I really enjoy reading the stories and articles and recommend that you also sign up for it. There are regular contributors to the newsletter, and they have published articles I have submitted. The website has information about what is MS,… Read More Multiple Sclerosis Resources
I know that with the inauguration yesterday that there are two very different camps. Some think President Trump is an answer to prayer. Others are very worried about the direction he will bring. Franklin Graham (Billy Graham’s son) quoted Paul’s First Letter to Timothy, chapter 2 which calls for prayers for all people, including “kings… Read More Peace
I was nominated for ‘Mystery Blogger Award’ and I’d like to thank Tina at Invisible Illnesses for nominating me. I have been diagnosed with MS and several of my symptoms are invisible, so I enjoy her posts immensely! The “Mystery Blogger Award” is an award for amazing bloggers with ingenious posts. Their blog not only captivates;… Read More Mystery Blogger Award
I would say just about everybody knows the Lord’s prayer. It’s a very common and yet powerful prayer. Once again, my pastor gave me a new insight. The Lord’s Prayer from Matthew 6:9-13 is as follows: Our Father who art in heaven, Holy be thy Name. Your kingdom come Your will be done on earth… Read More Sunday Devotion
Walking is something we take for granted, just put one foot in front of the other and we move through space. We can walk and talk at the same time with no problems. We can carry things in our hands, walk up and down the stairs and never trip or feel any twinge of being… Read More Learning to Walk
The holidays between Thanksgiving and New Year’s are typically a time when people overeat or at least eat things that they normally don’t eat. There’s a big turkey dinner, eggnog, cookies galore, special desserts, family gatherings, more big meals, football games, and any other celebrations that people can think up. Since being diagnosed with multiple… Read More Food and Drink
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