As promised, here’s the second conversation I had recently with Devon White about the power – either positive or negative – of the stories we tell ourselves about our lives. If you are challenged with an illness, the story you perpetuate about your life and your illness is especially important because it could be...
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I was in San Francisco for a seminar when I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. The day after receiving the call, I remember riding across the Golden Gate Bridge on the bus back to the airport. I was still in shock, and felt like one might after a major breakup, or someone’s unexpected death...
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I hear many people refer to MS as a monster, a mysterious entity that they have no control over, an evil creature who comes to attack them at will. Is this a bad story to be telling yourself? That depends. There are two ways to be in this story of the MS monster: one...
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What were the stories that your parents and family told about you when you were young? What’s the very first story you can remember? Now, how did those stories make you feel about who you were in the world and what your life was about? Your Personal Mythology Everyone has a story about their...
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