Jen Walsh
I am a happily married mother of 2, a travel professional, and suffer a rare autoimmune neuromuscular disease called Myasthenia Gravis. I believe in living life to the fullest, surrounding myself with friends and family, and trusting in God to see me through.
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Me and MG - Riding the Myasthenia Rollercoaster
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Working with a DisabilityThis is my story of how I have been able to continue working against the odds. I hope to encourage others going through the challenging decision of whether or not they are able to work after suffering life changing limitations. -
June is Myasthenia Awareness Month - Public Service AnnouncementShort Public Service video for June is Myasthenia Gravis Awareness Month. -
Corragio! Lessons for Living from an Italian Grandmother - Despite Illness, Pain, & Loss - Book ReviewCorragio! is a poignant example of how you can still accomplish your dreams and live a fulfilling life despite all odds.
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Waking Up Under Anesthesia - a Waking NightmareThis is my story of when, to my shock and amazement, I woke up during surgery. I truly hope no one else has to experience this but at this point, doctors seem stumped as to why it happens to some and not others.
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Malrotation of the Intestine - Cindy's Story - How a Mother's Intuition Saved My Daughter's LifeThis is the story of how my daughter at 6 days old was saved by my intuition, never second guess yourself. -
How to Best Prepare for IVIG TreatmentsIVIG, or Intravenous Immune Globulin, is used to treat hundreds of diseases, mainly those that are Autoimmune in nature. While it can be extremely beneficial, there are things you should know before you or a loved one undergo this serious treatment.
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How to Be Your Own Best Medical AdvocateIn the past 11 months I have had to learn the hard way how to be my own best advocate. In doing so, I was properly diagnosed in 6 months for a condition that takes on average 2 years to diagnose. I want to help you.Also published on:
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World's Largest Art Competition Comes Back with More to OfferThe deadline is closing for artists worldwide to sign up for the largest global art competition. Organizers describe it as part art festival part social experiment.












