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Living Here and Now: August Together Time

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Tuesday, September 10, 2013. The month of August passed with few blog updates. There's a reason. Husband was home. After years of owning our own business, the doors to Go Fish. On the Marietta Square closed in late July. While the sunshine store often made me smile, I haven't missed the grind one bit. We didn't go on a big trip or scale a high mountain this last month. But we lived normal, together, in a way we haven't in years. 4) Don hung new...

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Living Here and Now: Savoring Another Seven - This Time in Years

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Wednesday, August 28, 2013. Savoring Another Seven - This Time in Years. Don't have that answer but we're both a little better today! We celebrated seven years of marriage Monday night. Seven. Years. I didn't make it past six years and four months last go round. A brain tumor cut my journey with the artist short. And now I'm married to a GA Tech grad who grew up on a farm in south Georgia and lettered in sports in college. One thing I know, God...

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Living Here and Now: It's Almost Time

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Monday, June 17, 2013. I love the ocean. It's where I feel closest to God. So when I arrive on heaven's shores, I think it will look something like this. but the sand won't stick, the sun won't burn, and the breeze will always blow soft and cool. We made some family memories, especially the night Dad called an evening photo shoot on the beach. The cousins built the infamous pyramid, mimicking a photo taken when they were all shorter than me.

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Living Here and Now: What Mitochondrial Disease Means to Me...and Others

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Monday, September 16, 2013. What Mitochondrial Disease Means to Me.and Others. I sang with our worship team yesterday morning. I haven't attempted such a thing in over a year and there's a reason why. I have mitochondrial disease. Mitochondria power our cells, meaning they fuel our bodies. When you have mitochondrial disease, your mitochondria don't power very well. And things go awry. I often look good when I'm out. Hair fixed. Make up...Blog ...

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Living Here and Now: Katie's Tape Kreations

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Tuesday, September 17, 2013. This link speaks for itself and deserves it's own platform. Please take a minute and meet a middle school girl rising above mitochondrial disease:. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A Song for Don. More about Me and this Fatigue Causin Disease. What Mitochondrial Disease Means to Me.and Other. Living Here and Now. Falling in Love with You. Includes my story, "Flawless Love". My Love to You Always. So You Want to G...

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Living Here and Now: A Vietnam Vet Found in Kathmandu

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Friday, October 25, 2013. A Vietnam Vet Found in Kathmandu. As Bill prayed during his morning quiet time in early May of 2012, a verse came to mind, “And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” (Phil 4:19) At the time, the words didn’t connect for him. He had a steady job and all bills were paid. 8220;When I chose the Marines,” he recalled, “I went in for the right reasons. I enjoye...8220;War give...

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Living Here and Now: And the Fusion Is On

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Wednesday, June 5, 2013. And the Fusion Is On. When I get up in the morning, I stand on two partially numb feet. Heavy steps carry me to the kitchen counter where I pour water and four scoops into my coffee maker. Then I wait. The ankles waken as the morning fog lifts after a dose of caffeine. The ER took me seriously when I arrived the second time and I was admitted. So I can't help but wonder if the right surgeon, fusing the unstable joint, w...

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Living Here and Now: October 2013

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Friday, October 25, 2013. A Vietnam Vet Found in Kathmandu. As Bill prayed during his morning quiet time in early May of 2012, a verse came to mind, “And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” (Phil 4:19) At the time, the words didn’t connect for him. He had a steady job and all bills were paid. 8220;When I chose the Marines,” he recalled, “I went in for the right reasons. I enjoye...8220;War give...

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Living Here and Now: Goodbye Go Fish... Hello New Life

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Tuesday, July 30, 2013. Goodbye Go Fish. Hello New Life. While our store closed its doors to retail customers last Tuesday, Don and I have spent a week cleaning out the space. Our lease is up tomorrow at midnight, so within forty eight hours, we'll have officially left the retail business behind. Store never made enough money to provide an income or make up for lost family time. I'll miss our sunshine store and know lots of folks will miss talk...

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Living Here and Now: June 2013

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Living Here and Now. With adult onset mitochondrial disease. Monday, June 17, 2013. I love the ocean. It's where I feel closest to God. So when I arrive on heaven's shores, I think it will look something like this. but the sand won't stick, the sun won't burn, and the breeze will always blow soft and cool. We made some family memories, especially the night Dad called an evening photo shoot on the beach. The cousins built the infamous pyramid, mimicking a photo taken when they were all shorter than me.