We had dinner the other night with a friend whose wife has had 7 miscarriages; they can get pregnant but it just won't “stick,” so to speak. My heart aches for her. To experience hope, joy, and then loss, repeatedly, breaks a person. She feels powerless. And then I thought about it; many of us... Continue Reading →
As I read everyone's blogs, I realize how true this is. We can always work on being a little kinder to those around us. Have a beautiful Saturday and do something for others :)
In Short, My Beginning
People can develop Epilepsy at any age, but I, myself, was diagnosed with Epilepsy in my first year of college. I remember waking up one morning in my cramped little dorm room at UCLA and I had a throbbing headache, I was exhausted, my limbs felt like lead, I'd wet the bed, and I couldn’t... Continue Reading →
In Megan's Shoes 