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Author Archives: Jamieson Wolf
Walk On and Love
For the past few weeks, I’ve been experiencing problems with my speech. All the words sound normal coming out of me, but I realize I must have mumbled when the person says “I’m sorry?” or “Pardon?” I sometimes have to … Continue reading
Remembering To Be Thankful
On Monday of last week, I had my MRI results appointment. I wasn’t really sure what to expect. I would either be told that I had new lesions and had to go on stronger medication, or something else altogether. The … Continue reading
Walking the Walk
Last year, I did what I thought to be impossible. I walked the 3KM walk for Multiple Sclerosis. I had signed up and didn’t really have any idea what I was going to do. I had just stopped walking with … Continue reading
Remembering to Breathe
I have an MRI this evening at midnight. I’ve done a very good job of not thinking about it all day but now that I’m home, it’s all I can think about. This is the fourth MRI that I’ll be … Continue reading
After the Unhappily Ever After
I wrote this for the Payton James Freeman Essay Prize, but it didn’t place or win. That’s all good. I’m not bummed about it at all actually. The important thing is that I wrote this essay, that I got it … Continue reading
When the Invisible Becomes the Visible
I’m lucky, I know that. Unlike a lot of other people who suffer with Multiple Sclerosis or Cerebral Palsy, mine hide most of the time. I wear them under the skin and the way they affect my body usually can’t … Continue reading
Everyday Angels
I’ve been going about things the wrong way. I had my third medical appointment this month. That’s quite enough, wouldn’t you agree? The urologist appointment this afternoon went very well. It turns out that I just have a strong, overactive … Continue reading
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Sometimes, All You Can Do Is Laugh
I have three medical appointments this month. I’ve managed to get through two of them. The first was my bi-annual visit with my neurologist. I wasn’t really looking forward to seeing him after the last emotional roller coaster. However, it … Continue reading
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Happy Birthday Max Shadow
Tomorrow, on August 21st 2014, I will have had Multiple Sclerosis for one year. Of course, there’s some wiggle room in that. According to the doctors, I should have been diagnosed four years ago. My Cerebral Palsy helped to mask … Continue reading
Posted in Depression, diet, Doctors, joy, self esteem, Speech, The MS Walk
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Deadly Deserts, Dark Forests and the Ogre
Yesterday started out well. I was upbeat for the whole day and was all set for a busy evening of chores: groceries, laundry, dishes and writing. That didn’t happen. When I left the office, I began to make my way … Continue reading
Two Steps at a Time 