One Woman Shares Her Story of Living with MS
February 20, 2014
t takes a tremendous amount of courage to share your personal struggle with a disease like multiple sclerosis, but Megan White makes it look easy. She was like a ball of energy in her Ignite Phoenix presentation.
She honestly described some of the ups and downs of MS and she touched on the emotional side of the disease as well. But, I couldn't help but admire the genuine optimism that came through and her passion. We all have our bad times and people suffering with MS certainly have more than their fair share. Sometimes it just helps to see someone like you, fighting hard, helping others, having faith in God, and challenging you to do the same. Megan White is an inspiration to all of us.
I have nothing but respect for this strong woman.
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