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- This Is My Journey
- Pushing Through
- Happy Birthday Max Shadow!
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- The Power of Forgetting
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Author Archives: Jamieson Wolf
On the Shores of Acceptance
I feel like I’ve been waiting for a long time. In reality, it hasn’t been that long, not really. Time is no longer relative and it either speed up or slows down depending on the news you are waiting for. … Continue reading
Posted in Autoimmune Deficiency Disease, Covid-19, Mavenclad, MRI's, Neurologist Appointments, results, Side Effects, Symptoms
Tagged Mavenclad, MS, Multiple Sclerosis, Symptoms
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The Maybe of Mavenclad
I’m afraid. As September comes ever closer, so does my medication change. During July, September seemed so far away but now as we get to the end of August, September 21st seems so much closer. On that day, I will … Continue reading
Posted in Depression, Fear, invisible disabilities, Stress, Talking
Tagged Changing Meidcation, Maybe, Multiple Sclerosis, Symptoms
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Embracing the Changing Landscape
If having Multiple Sclerosis has taught me anything, it’s to try to embrace change, however much I dislike it. I had another MRI in April of this year, my first in a while. I finally had my MRI follow up … Continue reading
A Star Upon the Waves
I’ve been losing control of myself for a while now. Over the past year, I’ve noticed a worsening in my symptoms. I am in far more pain than I ever have been before. It’s gotten to the point in the … Continue reading
Posted in Lesions, MRI's, results
Tagged Cerebral Palsy, Lesions, Multiple Sclerosis, Sparkle On!, Symptoms
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Living My Best Life Two Steps at a Time
I was talking to one of my friends about the pain levels I live with. The pain has been so bad lately. In the morning, I have to sit down while I brush my teeth, just so that I can … Continue reading
One Day at A Time
Like many people, I’ve been waiting patiently. This virus has taken over our lives and I personally view the vaccine as a step towards taking back some control. I know it’s not a cure all and we’ll still have to … Continue reading
I’m On TV! Let’s Chat with Derick Fage
Hey Everyone! Check this out! I was on TV! I was on Let’s Chat with Derick Fage. During the episode, we talk about what it’s been like living with Multiple Sclerosis and Cerebral Palsy and what my journey has been … Continue reading
Happy Birthday Little Yellow Magnet!
On March 3rd, 2019, Little Yellow Magnet was published and sent out into the world. It’s the most difficult book that I’ve ever written. Thus, it’s also the one that I’m most proud of. In 2018 I sat down to … Continue reading
Posted in Little Yellow Magnet, Memoir
Tagged Free Reads, Jamieson Wolf, Little Yellow Magnet, Mastering Self, Memoir, Wolf Flow Press
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On Becoming Aware
Today is the first day in MS Awareness Month. When I woke this morning, I had no idea that it was MS Awareness month. I put on an audiobook to listen to in the background and chose to listen to … Continue reading
Posted in Falling, Little Yellow Magnet, Memoir, MS Awareness Month
Tagged Awareness, Growth, Journy, Learning, MS, MS Awareness Month, Symptoms
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On What You Can’t See
I was asked to speak at a conference at work about what it is like to live with two invisible disabilities. I immediately said yes. I’m open about my disabilities; heck, I write about it on here for everyone to … Continue reading
Two Steps at a Time 