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SELF WORTH

Self Worth!!!
If I had $20  and wanted to give it away  would you take it.
If I took the same $20  bill and crumpled it up  would u still take it?
If I spilled some coffee on it wiped off the coffee and dried it  would you still take the $20.
If I scribbled on the $20 in the corner of the bill would you still take it?
You see no matter  if the $20 bill is in perfect condition  or crumbled , spilled on , defaced  its still worth $20
So why is it when we feel we are not perfect,  dealing with MS,  the pain, inability to do tasks as before,  taking longer to get dressed or unable to dress on our own. No matter what issues we are dealing with having MS  we are still worth  as we were prior to MS. You.may disagree with me you are worthy of self respect, you are worthy  as a person , you have value in society even though the narrow minded idiots see differently ..Attitude is everything.

And when you set your mind  to I’m a vital person in society who has a voice  In society, who has  positive vision of my future no matter how grim it may look. When you self talk that I have vitality inside myself, and I am not broken or idling on the side .. this is when you create, design, implement your future. I am not saying it’s going to be easy, but YOU ARE WORTH IT BECAUSE YOU ARE A WARRIOR!!!!!
This is why we have designed  MY MS FAMILY WEBSITE FOR YOU  because we like hanging out with WARRIORS WITH THE FIGHTING SPIRIT Get out of my way or I will steam roll you over!
You are worth every dollar as you are and more!

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