This week, I came across a new website entitled Her ALS Story. The site “seeks to raise awareness that ALS impacts young women diagnosed before 35 and provide […]

A Rule Book by Susan Catlett Rule #12 for ALS This Rule is a reminder: it is not all about me. This is a tough rule because my […]

A Rule Book by Susan Catlett A huge thank you to all for your encouraging words, thoughts, and prayers; it really helps to know you are all out there. […]

A Rule Book (cont.) Rule Book and Artwork by Susan Catlett Adding rules to my Rule Book is great fun: it allows me to think through my days, […]

“The attempt to develop a sense of humor and to see things in a humorous light is some kind of a trick learned while mastering the art of […]

“Our problems cannot always be fixed, but they can always be accepted as the very will of God for now, and that turns them into something beautiful.” Elisebeth […]

“The world tries to silence our expression of feelings of hopelessness and despair. This “shushing” breeds shame and an overall feeling that seeking comfort is selfish. As a […]

This blog of mothers made me laugh out loud, especially her discussion of sitting in the designated handicapped seating area in the church. Mother did not like Boxes. […]

Before my mom was diagnosed with ALS, I would describe her to people by saying she “ran circles around my dad.” Which, actually is saying a lot because […]