Bonni Sue Hickson has lived with MS for 46 years and is currently the manager of the MS center in Loyalton, CA. She helped organize the Wheelchair Tennis Foundation in Truckee, CA, along with the organization and tournaments in Reno Nevada. She’s also a Registered Nurse that has given so much of herself to so many people. She currently has a future vision for Rplefct (“a ripple effect"), a 1,000 acre retreat center for the physically disabled, their families, and community. "We will be exploring consciousness studies, medicine, science, transpersonal psychology and the perennial philosophy of the ages,” she said.
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Sheri Paulson
It is my ultimate hope that with fundraising and continued research, one day we will live in a world free of MS, where no one will have to hear the words "You have MS" and fear what that means.
Moby in the Morning
Like you, I've been a Clay Walker fan for many years, but unlike many of his fans, I wasn't frightened for him when I heard he'd been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1996.
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