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In 1998, I was diagnosed with a neurological disability called Friedreich’s Ataxia. The disease progressed to the stage of needing a wheelchair. In the summer of 2000, my mother passed away from brain cancer. God used those two life-altering moments to shape my faith and, ultimately conform me to the image of his son, Jesus.

Life has not been full of only misery. I have attended college, earned masters degrees, and worked 12 years for the state as a vocational rehabilitation counselor. God has been just as faithful to use those victories as he has the trials.

Now, I am retired and volunteering with the leadership at my church. As well as chasing the childhood dream of publishing my writing. At every turn, I face the relentless assault of a progressive disability and the challenges that brings.

My hope for this blog is to chronicle my faith journey as I take steps in trust and obedience. I will post blogs of insights learned, struggles, and aspirations. I hope you will come along with me, as we catch a glimpse of the one who holds our world and being together.

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“The greatest good suffering can do for me is to increase my capacity for God.”

-Joni Eareckson Tada-