ISBN: 9798178578711 - i have ms, but i am not ms: a young mother’s journey through ms, loss, and abandonment to spiritual healing and renewed hope. (6 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is a true story about a woman in her early 30s who, when diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, experiences the loss of use of her body, a husband who has an affair and leaves her, a suicide attempt, financial loss, and divorce. Yet as this drama unfolds, the actors seem to reach a point where they stand frozen on stage, unable to move in or out of their positions, as if riveted to the floor by an inexorable, overpowering destiny. Ironically, the principal actor, an invalid, is the only one who seems to have moved. Kate, who felt the impact of MS more acutely than any other, who suffered the direct physical and spiritual pangs of this trauma, is the only one who has, at last, found peace of mind. Strange, indeed, that the principal victim is the only one no longer victimized! True, she struggles with her ongoing illness, but she has learned to cope and manage, and she harbors no anger in her heart toward God, toward her ex-husband, or anyone else. She has recovered her self-esteem, and she is confident that she has a future worth her hopes and dreams. To talk to her is to know that she is a woman who is at peace with herself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book is a true story about a woman in her early 30s who, when diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, experiences the loss of use of her body, a husband who has an affair and leaves her, a suicide attempt, financial loss, and divorce. Yet as this drama unfolds, the actors seem to reach a point where they stand frozen on stage, unable to move in or out of their positions, as if riveted to the floor by an inexorable, overpowering destiny. Ironically, the principal actor, an invalid, is the only one who seems to have moved. Kate, who felt the impact of MS more acutely than any other, who suffered the direct physical and spiritual pangs of this trauma, is the only one who has, at last, found peace of mind. Strange, indeed, that the principal victim is the only one no longer victimized! True, she struggles with her ongoing illness, but she has learned to cope and manage, and she harbors no anger in her heart toward God, toward her ex-husband, or anyone else. She has recovered her self-esteem, and she is confident that she has a future worth her hopes and dreams. To talk to her is to know that she is a woman who is at peace with herself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …