Letting the light in
You may have MS but it doesn't have you unless you let it
Whether you’re new, nearly new or seasoned with MS (or any chronic condition!) I hope you find some light here.
For the first seven years of having MS (from a fully-abled graphic designer to disability pension) I made a mighty beginning down various alternative inroads with MS. I found patches of bright light (hope) that kept me going, but I also experienced deep patches of despair that, towards the end, were increasing and lasting longer. It was like a big game of hide and seek, moving in and out of the light trying to outdo the dark. Until I moved into the light permanently four years ago.
On this blog I’d like to shed some of the light I thought I would never last. I’m convinced if we heal our insides, it ripples out to our outsides. At least it has for me. I have a good life today regardless of MS. Many of my broken dreams trickled back. Many got transformed.
I’ve been told I articulate things well, so I’ll give it a go and see what happens. Not that I’m an expert (not!) at anything but because one baby step at a time, I believe our intentions do come to pass. And my intention for you, dear reader, is to find some peace and comfort in turbulent rapids of a broken spirit.
So thank you for being a part of it and pull up a chair.