Die with Compassion

I spent today with my Aunt, who is the Executrix of her brother's estate.  She drove 2.5 hours to get to his attorney's office.  We then went to the courthouse to get the papers required to access his accounts.  From there we were off to his 1st bank, then the 2nd.  At the 1st bank, … Continue reading Die with Compassion

I Know I Look Good

At the age of 35, shortly after giving birth to my second son, I rolled in to my "journey" of disability. I strapped on my roller blades, something I'd done a thousand times before, but, before I'd pushed off from my car, lost my breath.   This was my first full blown asthma attack, and … Continue reading I Know I Look Good