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- Still Pissed! – MS and the Bladder
- Disability Pride and Why It Matters
- In the Company of Elivra
- Thirteen Years
- Waiting for Max Shadow
- Learning to Like Myself – A Reflection
- The Labyrinth of Me
- Levels and Lymphocytes
- The Impossible Mountain
- The Able Body and the Mountain Within
- A Maven Clad In Raven’s Clothes
- The Cyclone That Life Can Be
- A Personal Victory!
- The Language of Smiles
- A Dance with the Waves
- A Journey of Ten Years
- The Lessons I’ve Learned
- Boats of Many Colours
- The Light of Small Joys
- The Deity of the Waves – Thoughts on Chemo and the River Within
- This Is My Journey
- Pushing Through
- Happy Birthday Max Shadow!
- Bodily Able – A Reflection
- The Power of Forgetting
Author Archives: Jamieson Wolf
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
A Magnet of Hope
I wrote this for the Reboot Your Life anthology for Chicken Soup for the Soul. They didn’t select it, but that means that I can now share it with all of you. I’ve been sitting on it since January! Enjoy! … Continue reading
Posted in Depression, The Past
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What I Meant To Say and What Came Out Instead
I am often reminded that my body is not my own. This morning, I went out and about. I got myself breakfast. I had difficulty ordering. What I meant to say was “I’ll have the classic breakfast please.” What came … Continue reading
Posted in Speech, Talking
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Symptom Phobia
I have to remind myself that not everything is a symptom. Last night, I went to bed at 9:30pm like I always do. Usually, thanks to the pills I’m on, I fall asleep rather easily. I may have to get … Continue reading
Posted in Insomnia, Symptoms
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Pissed (Pun Intended)
This morning, I had an appointment with a urologist. It’s not often talked about, but a ton of people with MS have bladder problems. I haven’t talked a lot about mine here, only once before. So I hope you’ll pardon … Continue reading
Posted in Bladder problems, Urologist
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Pushing Past the Boundary
I took another step on my path to wellness this week. On Tuesday, I met with a personal fitness instructor. She designed a work out that I could do that kept my balance issues in mind. She took me through … Continue reading
Posted in Balance, Muscles, Spasms
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Telling Stories in a Different Way
This is a guest post that I wrote for when Talking to the Sky was released. Out of the three of them, it took me the longest to write. It was posted at Alexandra Brown’s blog and I had the … Continue reading
Posted in Talking to the Sky
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Writing Past the Wall
The following is a guest post I wrote for author Marie Bilodeau’s blog. She wanted to know about my experiences with writers blog in relation to my Multiple Sclerosis. She’s been kind enough to let me repost it but you … Continue reading
Posted in Talking to the Sky
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Memories on the Wires
The following is a guest post I wrote for author Lauriee Stewarts blog. I wrote about social media and how it’s helped preserve my memory to promote Talking to the Sky when it was released. You can read the original … Continue reading
