Category: My Journey

  • Medical ID

    Greg Olsen

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    I’ve written before about the importance of wearing a Medical ID bracelet or other piece of jewelry if you have Myasthenia Gravis or other medical condition. A Medical ID provides critical information about your health to first responders, medical professionals, and bystanders in emergencies when you may not be able to communicate. Here’s why it’s…

  • The Christmas Grouchies

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    By now you’re probably well on your way to decking the halls for Christmas. There’s so much to do to prepare for nearly everyone’s favorite holiday. Whenever I feel overloaded and a little grumpy this time of year, I think back on a story I used to read to my daughters when they were young.…

  • My Journey

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    I receive a lot of comments and emails from people who read my blogs. I truly enjoy reading them. Recently however, I received an email from someone who wondered why I sugarcoat things when it comes to Myasthenia Gravis. This person is really struggling with MG and feels that my blogs oftentimes make it sound…

  • I Made 70

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    Here in Louisiana, people have a lot of different phrases for things than what I was used to. Coming from the Midwest, I naively assumed everyone in the United States spoke the same, but that’s not true. Each area of the country has their own accent, their own pronunciation of words, and their own words…

  • Happy Thanksgiving!

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    It’s Thanksgiving, a day we reserve for being thankful for all of which we’ve been blessed. We all know the story of the first Thanksgiving in 1621 where the Pilgrims of Plymouth Colony shared their harvest feast with the Wampanoag people as a way of saying thank you. The Wampanoag people had taught the Pilgrims…

  • Reap What You Sow

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    As we near Thanksgiving, everything around reminds me of harvest. During this time of year and in this area of the country, the sugar cane fields are being harvested and the cane trucks are hauling sugar cane to the refineries. When I was in the Midwest, it was all corn and soybean trucks. The farmers’…

  • Navy SEALS

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    I’ve always been intrigued by the Navy SEALS and all of the other Special Forces. This morning, I read an article on FoxNews written by Pastor Rick McDaniel. Pastor McDaniel had the opportunity to spend a day with the Navy SEALS in training and wrote about his experience and all the hard things they do.…

  • Time

    Greg Olsen

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    Thanksgiving is only a week away. Can you believe how fast time is flying? It’ll be Christmas before we know it. As I wrote the above sentences, it made me think about “Time”, so let’s talk about it. Sometimes it feels like time is standing still, especially for anyone who is ill, depressed, confined, or…

  • Dealing With Holiday Stress

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    UPDATE: I heard from Peter yesterday. He is our friend with Myasthenia Gravis who has been diagnosed with COVID. He wanted to thank everyone for keeping him in your thoughts and prayers. He says he’s doing fairly well and hopes to get over this soon. I also want to thank everyone who prayed for Peter.…

  • Really, Really Mean It

    Greg Olsen

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    In my last blog, I asked you to pray for Peter. He has Myasthenia Gravis and has been suffering with a cold. I’ve just learned he has tested positive for COVID. Now he REALLY needs our prayers! Please keep Peter on your prayer list. Recently I’ve been doing some of my preliminary chores in preparing…

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