There is no perfect Hi! My name is Marie Updike from "My life in a Nutshell." I was born with fetal alcohol syndrome, and my arms ended up deformed f…
"Empowering Women Supporting Their Partners In Chairs" When we began a small support group to reach out to Wives And Girlfriends who have partners with spinal cord injuries, we had no idea that the group …
Hank, my hero Life was beautiful on the 13th day of May. This perfect little bundle of joy was brought into the world and all was well. We can fast forward through…
Learning About My Disability I was born to a lovely family with three older brothers. We had so much fun together and played all the time. Sometimes we fought, but at the end of …
Lily’s Lung Story Lily was born at 24+3 weighing 504 grams due to IUGR and restricted cord blood flow. Her twin sister passed three days before they were born. She’s h…
New Day, New Choice It's the start of a brand new day. Your eyes open slowly as you take in your first deep breath to fully wake up your sleeping body. You hear the bird…
Putting words into practice [this paragraph is adapted from a blog post the author previously published, 'Ten Things I Tell Myself to Make Life Worth Living']This is a mantra th…
The problem In a world where perfectly healthy people take their own life for no apparent reason, except not seeing any reason to live, I think the topic of happ…
Evolution My Name is Maggie :) I actually get my name from my first encounter with the fact that sometimes my body does things I don’t have control over. I was…
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