Life can be frustrating with multiple sclerosis. OK, we get
that. It can feel futile sometimes, especially when our bodies fail us. How
about when our memories lapse, our attention wanders, or our emotions run amok?
Hey, that stuff all happens with MS – or with a host of
other conditions people face. Life can be harrowing and hard, and we may find
ourselves questioning whether our own lives matter.
But they do.
“A human life is a
story told by God.”
That’s a pretty profound statement, especially coming from a
beloved storyteller like Danish fairy tale writer Hans Christian Andersen (1805-1875). He’s the one credited
with creating “The Emperor’s New Clothes,” “The Little Mermaid,” “The Snow Queen,”
“The Princess and the Pea,” “The
Steadfast Tin Soldier,” “Thumbelina,” “The
Ugly Duckling,” and tons of other fairy
tales.
If God is telling my life story, then it must have meaning.
It’s real, not fiction or fantasy. It has a purpose. And there are still a few
more pages to turn.
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