Tag: Myasthenia Gravis

  • “Certainly I Will Be With You”

    Greg Olsen

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    In the third chapter of Exodus, we read the story about how God called Moses to lead the people of Israel out of Egypt. Moses initially questioned God’s decision, after all, he was a fugitive, had few skills, and he spoke with a stutter. But God’s response was clear. God told Moses, “Certainly I will…

  • A Club….of Sorts

    Greg Olsen

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    An elderly couple lived across the street from us when I was young. They had a grandson named Jackie who would periodically come to visit. Sometimes Jackie would get to stay with his grandparents for a week or so. He was around my age, so he, my other friend John, and I would play together…

  • Change Is Difficult

    Greg Olsen

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    Have you ever noticed how difficult change can be? Sometimes it’s not the complexity of the tasks involved in the change, but rather just the fact that you have to break your normal routine. As you know, we’ve recently moved to Missouri. Besides the hassle of selling our home in Louisiana, moving all our possessions,…

  • Awareness

    Greg Olsen

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    Tomorrow marks the end of Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month. The question I have to ask is why do we need a special month? To those of us with Myasthenia Gravis, we’re aware of it all the time. It plays a role in nearly everything we do. Our day is scheduled around medication, our physical abilities…

  • Cast Your Cares on Him

    Greg Olsen

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    I took a look at the news this morning and nearly every headline was negative. Even if there was positive content, the article spent more time talking about the negative component. As humans, we tend to do the same thing. We focus on the troubles we’re facing, or we worry about what could happen rather…

  • Enjoy Your Summer, But Listen to Your Body

    Greg Olsen

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    Thanks for your patience. We’re in Missouri now, currently staying with our daughter’s family while we search for a house. It’s so much fun being with the grandkids. We went to our grandson’s baseball game Friday night and it was great to be able to watch him play. We’ve only just gotten here, and the…

  • A Brief Pause

    Greg Olsen

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    It may be a week or two before I’ll be able to post a new blog. We’re in the process of moving. We have decided to relocate to Missouri to be closer to our grandkids. It’s been hectic around here as we hurry to get everything packed up. The house has sold and will close…

  • Accomplishing Goals

    Greg Olsen

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    Tomorrow is a big day for me. My first full-length novel launches for sale on June 1. I’ve written other books before, but this is my first full-length novel. I’ve been working on this book for the last year and it’s finally ready for publishing. Millennium: Preparations Begin is the first book in my Millennium…

  • June is Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month

    Greg Olsen

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    For those of you signed up with MGFA (Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America), you should have recently received an email with resources to use during Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month, which is June. The email provides some great ideas on how to increase awareness about Myasthenia Gravis and also provides some tools you can use in…

  • Happy Memorial Day!

    Greg Olsen

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    When I was young, on Memorial Day, all our families would gather at the cemetery and decorate the graves of loved ones who had passed. In fact, we often referred to it back then as Decoration Day. I know some families still practice this tradition, but my family is scattered across the country making gathering…

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