I think I've learned more about Multiple Sclerosis reading your posts than dealing with my own diagnosis and treatment. Fighting for the right to HSCT treatment could mean everything to people dealing with this disease in the future. You and your girls seem to be one heck of a team and I wish you all the success and good health you all deserve. If there's anything I can ever do to help, please ask so I can also be a part of the fight!
Aaron, thanks for sharing your experiences dealing with such a challenging situation. If anyone can fight this you can. As you wrote your motivation comes from all the right places- your family, friends with MS and all who struggle with this disease, as well as for your own health. BTW, I think you’re doing an amazing job as a writer and researcher. I’m getting a lot out of your posts and it helps me to feel connected to you, Whitney, Sloan, and also to my sister Shawn and Hal. You are all in my heart. I’m impressed with your ability to balance low expectations to protect yourself emotionally with your willingness to keep taking on the challenges and fight. Yup, you’re on the stubborn side, (big understatement, LOL!),and this quality is built in to serve you in this fight. I love you! Aunt Sher
Thanks for sharing your difficult journey with us. Hugs and kisses to you and your beautiful family! We will always remember the hard headed little boy we watched growing up! You were a fighter for "righteousness and good." Keep up the fight! YOU WILL SUCCEED! Looking forward to your posts!
Thank you for sharing this story of your difficult journey Aaron. You are definitely called to speak your truth, that will hopefully open this treatment up for many others in the future. Sending all the love and blessings to you, Whitney, and Sloan.
So glad to hear your stubbornness is paying off! Get ‘em tiger!
I think I've learned more about Multiple Sclerosis reading your posts than dealing with my own diagnosis and treatment. Fighting for the right to HSCT treatment could mean everything to people dealing with this disease in the future. You and your girls seem to be one heck of a team and I wish you all the success and good health you all deserve. If there's anything I can ever do to help, please ask so I can also be a part of the fight!
Aaron, thanks for sharing your experiences dealing with such a challenging situation. If anyone can fight this you can. As you wrote your motivation comes from all the right places- your family, friends with MS and all who struggle with this disease, as well as for your own health. BTW, I think you’re doing an amazing job as a writer and researcher. I’m getting a lot out of your posts and it helps me to feel connected to you, Whitney, Sloan, and also to my sister Shawn and Hal. You are all in my heart. I’m impressed with your ability to balance low expectations to protect yourself emotionally with your willingness to keep taking on the challenges and fight. Yup, you’re on the stubborn side, (big understatement, LOL!),and this quality is built in to serve you in this fight. I love you! Aunt Sher
Thanks for sharing your difficult journey with us. Hugs and kisses to you and your beautiful family! We will always remember the hard headed little boy we watched growing up! You were a fighter for "righteousness and good." Keep up the fight! YOU WILL SUCCEED! Looking forward to your posts!
Thank you for sharing this story of your difficult journey Aaron. You are definitely called to speak your truth, that will hopefully open this treatment up for many others in the future. Sending all the love and blessings to you, Whitney, and Sloan.