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Jennifer L. Scott Fine Art

One of my biggest struggles has been the acceptance that my illness is here to stay. Every time I am feeling better I try to sweep it under the rug like it never existed, and boldly make plans for my life going forward. And then....I have some kind of a set back. I used to believe that I only had a purpose and only deserved love if I was always performing and accomplishing. So every time my health made plans impossible, I would angrily quit instead of just patiently tweaking

Just because life has thrown you off course, doesn't mean it can't still be lived to the fullest! In 2005, I was taken out of the business world and thrown into the role of full time patient. Now that I have come to accept that my illnesses are chronic - I have also come to accept that I can still have goals and dreams in spite of it all! It just looks a whole lot more challenging then when I was physically able to keep up with my Type A brain! But God has me here for a reaso

Ok everyone. Why don’t we start with a little quiz. Suzy was a top-notch athlete. Hugely popular, as evidenced by her non-stop social engagements, Suzy’s life was a whirlwind of activity. Her studies were her top priority and she made the Dean’s list every semester. However, in her senior year, things began to take a different and unpleasant turn. Her cognitive function began to decline rapidly leaving her memory greatly impaired. Her energy level plummeted to such extremes s

It’s 9:00 in the morning on a Monday and already I am feeling dissatisfied with my life. I crawled out of bed (almost quite literally.) There is burning in my feet; my knees, hips, wrists, and fingers are extremely stiff and excruciatingly painful. Even after a full night’s sleep I feel completely exhausted; and my face is already only half working. I say my prayers asking God to guide me throughout the day and to keep me focused on Him. I thank him for all my blessings. I tr