It’s day nine and today I’m posting Emily’s letter. She was only 19 when she was diagnosed with MS last year. In her letter she describes the journey to diagnosis and the positive way she is dealing with the challenges MS has brought into her life. She ends with these encouraging words, “Don’t lose hope; you never know what tomorrow may bring”. Please click on the link below to read Emily’s uplifting letter.
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- Thank you @UofGWriting for another terrific #CreativeConversations. A great start to a cold week in Wisconsin. #earlymorninginspiration 3 days ago
- Are you done yet? #boredpuppy https://t.co/sSJ38cQIt0 3 days ago
- @gilleanmcd @kirstylogan @ChrisMcQueer_ @JackieKayPoet @peeriemagnie @amy_may @StephenWattSpit @IonaLeepoetry… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 days ago
- @gilleanmcd @jennashworth @SallyGales @UofGWriting @VictoriaShrop You're a star. Yes, you are. xx 3 days ago
- 54/100. Today I finished another book on my list of novels that have a character with MS. #100daysofreading… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 3 days ago
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