I Think, Therefore, I Write.
How much of what I think is truly mine? How much of what I think is purposefully generated, instead of random, unconscious dictation? I’m sitting in my wheelchair with my headphones on in the middle of a meditation. This particular Continue Reading
Anyone with a debilitating condition will probably confirm that their main concern after their health (and its limitations) is their ability to financially support themselves or their dependents. A core disabling illness reduces one’s options to find work and earn Continue Reading
So you got a terminal diagnosis. Congratulations. This is your chance to discover what you stand for. Continue Reading
Often, in our worst moments of despair, the answer to salvation lies as a forgotten clue in our past. Continue Reading
This is part 3, of a 3-part series of essays on my journey with ALS. In this third and last piece, I hope to share with you some of the things I’ve done, and learned along the way, to make life worth living despite ALS. Continue Reading
This is part 2, of a 3-part series of reflections on my journey with ALS. This second reflection, will be about my psychological experience of the ALS process, and its effects on my daily life. Continue Reading
This is part 1, of a 3-part series of reflections on my journey with ALS. This first reflection, will be about my physical experience of the ALS process, and its effects on my daily life. Continue Reading
