However hard the road, however
difficult today, tomorrow things will be
better. Tomorrow may not be better,
but we must believe that it will be."
I turned 49 on November 30, 2010. I have been retired for 8 1/2 years because of a physical disability; multiple sclerosis. I was diagnosed with MS 25+ years ago & in the last 2 years it has become secondary progressive. In most aspects the MS is progressing rapidly & I am no longer able to live alone; in January 2010 I moved in with my mom. I am pretty much a loner I find making & keeping friends difficult. My Service Dog, Esperanza is my life & it is because of her I am not as isolated as I might be. People approach me to ask questions abo
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