We wanted to share with everyone the link to an incredible multimedia package about us that is in the April 25 Morning Sun’s print and online editions.
The project started when Morning Sun photographer Ryan Evon approached us about following us around to develop a photo essay for the area daily newspaper. This package represents more than a year’s worth of his work, and we couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. We are grateful for the opportunity to share our story and increase MS awareness.
Click here to see the story, photos and videos that tell our story and how we try to help others to move forward. Please check it out and share it with others! Thanks for checking this out an for visiting us on our blog!
Really incredible! Loved the print piece and the multimedia pieces. I feel so lucky to know you both!
Hi,
It has been awhile since I visited many blogs.
Decided to do a quick visit to say hello to as many blogs as possible tonight..
Nice to visit your blog its been ages, I am sure it will not be so long again especially now my life is getting better.
I went out this afternoon for the first time since 19 August 2009 and it was brilliant.
Lovely to feel my world getting bigger again after all this time in bed.
Have a good evening and a pleasant day tomorrow.
Love,
Herrad
PS
Please visit Steve @ The Wheel Of Fortuna
http://spinfortunaswheel.blogspot.com/
Important we support him in the first weeks of his bereavement.
I know you two are in love, but did you know that I am in love with you? Thank you for all that you do and for being who you are.
Hugs,
Michael
Love this story! I am on a Medicaid waiver as well and I rant and rave about the personal care attendant I get with my waiver because I have RRMS and currently am in remission.
This is an example of where it is used correctly. I don’t need a personal care attendant all the time, just sometimes… but I need my waiver all the time.
Such is MS.
Jennifer and Dan, thank you for sharing your life with us. It was nice to hear the voices after reading your words for some time. You light up the landscape with your inner glow.