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Hi Jackie!!

You're in and we're so glad to see you here !

We just want you to make yourself right at home.  I know you have lots you can tell us about your special corner of England.  And be sure you'll be getting prayers about your bout with MS.

So, Jackie pull up a comfy chair and make yourself right at home here at

Well it took a bit of gentle persuasion, and a few attempts on registering before it accepted my answers, like what is 1 plus 3... but I decided on taking the plunge...Thank you Jeanne Lee for my welcome, not sure what contributions I will be able to add, just that I recognise a few of your regular members as I have sneaked in on a few occasions over the last few years and often thought, now this would be a good and friendly forum to join, so today I finally have....

Jeanne Lee, not much to tell about myself really apart from yes, I was diagnosed almost two years ago with PPMS....Now living in Dorset UK, have not yet found a church, seems most of our churches run on a " circuit " system, so it would mean extra travelling between four or five village - hamlet churches each week....I am C of E ( Church of England )...In the meantime I have just purchased two books by Neale Donald Walsh, an author I wasn't familiar with until few days ago, the books are,  Moments of Grace, when God touches our lives unexpectedly and, When God steps in, Miracles Happen, so I am relying on these to keep me going for the time being...at least for my bedtime reading..

Jackie...

Warm Welcome Sister in Christ Jesus ( Yeshua )!! God Bless all my Sisters and Brothers in Christ Jesus ( Yeshua ) and Your Families and Friends!!

Love Always and Shalom ( Peace ), YSIC \o/

Kristi Ann
MsGuidedAngel

Thank you Kristi Ann....it is good to make your acquaintance...and may our God also bless you...

I read on your site that you too are disabled ( from birth ) ...as I am now too...if this is Gods plan for us, so be it...I have been learning to adjust to my now disability,...." where there's a will, there's a way..." as my late father would often tell me..