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A positive thing about getting MS is that I don\u2019t put off tomorrow what could be started today, because tomorrow may never come. \u00a0I learned this before my MS dx at 25 yrs. of age. I was only 17 when my dad unexpectedly died.<\/p>\n
Things like this alter not only your life, but your perspective. <\/strong>Whether it was my youth or personality, I had goals in life that included a huge bucket list of things I wanted to see and do. I love travel, nature, history, and culture.<\/p>\n My accessible trip–<\/p>\n MS is unpredictable, but so is life. If there was an obstacle at some time point, at least I tried.<\/p>\n ###<\/p>\n Debbie Petrina<\/strong> A positive thing about getting MS is that I don\u2019t put off tomorrow what could be started today, because tomorrow may never come. \u00a0I learned this before my MS dx at 25 yrs. of age. I was only 17 when … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/debbiepetrina.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/06\/dreamstime_xs_192480963-1-300x200.jpg\")
Going to Alaska was a dream on my bucket list that came true. I was in my fifties, and despite the nervousness about my ability to handle such a trip, I was determined to go.\u00a0 I often say that my legs don\u2019t work, but I have a mouth and a brain to get what I want. It took a ton of planning that was done a year in advance, but boy, it was worth it.<\/p>\n\n
If you or someone you know in a wheelchair wants to go to Alaska, here is repost from my blog explaining what I learned and how I did it–.Tips to Cruise\/Tour Alaska in a Wheelchair (with videos)<\/a><\/h1>\n
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