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Introduction Text CHOOSING Health is to Take the High Road~(read on) ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS: That is the diagnosis given me when I was 28 years old! Was told by an Orthopedist that I would be crippled and in a wheel chair permanently in my forties and be disabled. I refused to accept that 'dooms day' sentence ..... After defying the crippling effects this brings, with my spine completely fused , I went through unbelievable pain and still have stiffness but ..... many years later, I continue working in health care full time, have centered my life around fitness and exercise and beat all odds!~A rheumatologist who treated me remarked, " whatever you are doing keep it up" ...(swimming and lots of walking) plus most of all, I am a believer.... And my faith in the Lord Jesus Christ has brought me through much peril into a place of victory and fulfillment..

I chose a fulfilling career in Nursing. I currently work in an Ambulatory Day Surgery I like to be a good 'role model' of fitness. I strive for the best health I can possibly achieve and enjoy.

I've always loved fitness and living an active life. I like Swimming, walking, and cross-training Variety keeps it fun and interesting.

I am married quite happily and we live in Eugene, Oregon (University city) ...... Home of the Ducks. MY INTERESTS: Avid photographer/ created my personal photo gallery~Love decorating especially with the beauty of nature. I love writing as well and am a Graduate of the Intsitute of Children's Literature in Reading, Connecticut. I LIVE to make others smile, but if I make them laugh, it is even better! MY IDOL: I loved Mother Teresa and her selfless love for the poorest of the poor and relentless giving of her life for the well being of others.



Add a Link Leader "Slightly Off the Wall" humor team Leader "Small Goals and Commitment Team: .................................... -Starting small is better than not starting at all. .... 2bdynaic Just because the sun set yesterday does not mean it won't rise again tomorrow. .... 2B ... words to keep hope alive-
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