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This photo was taken at the 2010 Walk MS charity event in Fredericksburg, Virginia. It was held at James Monroe High School on April 10, 2010.
To learn more about the MS Walk, go to www.IWalkforMS.org.
ARTIST NOTE: In hindsight it looks like more paths to me, but when created this piece was about how people intertwine and connect, about the ultimate connection: friendship.
Self Help Support Group Leaders.
Volunteers of the Year 2008
SOOOOO deserving.
My Longest Conversation about MS was with these two. They were there in the middle of the day while everyone else was being productive and making a living like I used to do.
(and doing again) but at the time, I was in a bad place and they were there to lead be back to the light.
Congrats, you are a Great Beacon of Light for those newly diagnosed and trying to find their way.
i hardly even feel it. I would have never believed there is a needle you don't feel. I'd also never have believed I could give myself shots. Now, it's no big deal. No side effects, no fear and just routine.
ARTIST NOTE: This is a 30 x 40 inch canvas that I continually paint on. As I work through having Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or as new lesions or symptoms develop, I often pick up a paint brush to work it out. In a Zen way, I have to say that I am not sure this piece will ever be done but it is always done.
This photo was taken at the 2010 Walk MS charity event in Fredericksburg, Virginia. It was held at James Monroe High School on April 10, 2010.
To learn more about the MS Walk, go to www.IWalkforMS.org.
To get my a$$ up off the couch and take a walk to support MS Awareness. For my sister (my best friend!), and my aunts whom all have lived with MS, I dedicate this to you. Even though your life is not easy, things are more difficult to do, you tire easily,... you still persevere. You walk on and fight the daily fight. It is for you that I pledge to take that walk and support MS awareness. For you, I will spread the word. I will fight with you and for you! I love you!
Click walknjm.nationalmssociety.org/site/PageServer?pagename=WL.... Feel free to email me for more information. Thanks for your support.
Mette Bryde-Lind, CEO of Scleroseforeningen, the Danish MS Society, chats with Anne Winslow, CEO of MS Ireland, at the worksho.
There are days when those afflicted with MS live in the shadows. People don't know about this disease and may be reluctant to relate to those so afflicted.
There are those who have suffered who receive treatment and therapy and can now live in the sunlight.
These people live, and move, and have their being side-by-side with others in this world, and we are given this time to connect hope with hurt.
May 7 2013