The funny thing, as Asghar pointed out to me today, is
fighting a disease is not exactly a “fair fight” The disease is like a giant - it’s
big, ugly and relentless. And I, in battling the giant, am armed with what
amounts to a tiny needle rather than a sword.
This isn’t a hopeless situation, however.
If I keep at it and needle this giant I can wear him down.
Although it may take awhile to see the giant fall, it isn’t impossible.
I like the visual, imagining just what an exceptional pain
in the ass I am to this stubborn giant known as MS. I am beating it down. I am
wearing it out. I imagine it annoyed, beleaguered, and despondent.
Because, hey, that is often how it makes me feel – seems
fair, doesn’t it?
This summer, the giant has thrown some challenges my way.
But I have my needle, it’s sharp, and I am poised to needle my way through.
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