I Think We Identify Ourselves By Labels

I Know What It's Like To Finish The Laundry And To Look In The Basket Five Minutes Later And It's Full Again. I Know What It's Like To Pull All The Groceries In, And See The Teenagers Run Through, And All Of A Sudden, All Of The Groceries You Just Bought A Few Hours Ago Are Gone.

Another Son Came Along 18 Months Later, Although We Waited Four Years To Have The Third, Because Mitt Was Still In School And We Had No Income Except The Stock We Were Chipping Away At. We Were Living On The Edge, Not Entertaining. No, I Did Not Work. Mitt Thought It Was Important For Me To Stay Home With The Children, And I Was Delighted.

My Kids Don't Drink And Don't Smoke. For Me, That's A Great Blessing.

We're Too Smart To Know There Aren't Easy Answers. But We're Not Dumb Enough To Accept That There Aren't Better Answers.

Multiple Sclerosis Is Obviously Close To My Heart And I'm Determined To Make A Difference In The Lives Of People Who Suffer From The Disease By Raising The Profile Of Ms, As Well As Raising Funds For Advocacy And Research.