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Jamie Hughes

Jamie A. Hughes is a writer-editor living in Atlanta, Georgia, with her husband, two sons, and a trio of very needy cats. She was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting MS in 2004 when she was just 25 years old. A lover of words since birth, she wasn’t about to let two little letters get her down. They don’t get the last word. And that’s why she writes her column — to help those dealing with MS to live more thoughtful, hopeful, and inspired lives.

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Articles by Jamie Hughes

If you read my last column, you’re well aware that there has been some drama around Casa de…

It’s easy to be lulled into a false sense of security, to think you’re the supreme authority in your…

Every personality test and trait indicator quiz I take tells me the same thing: I’m a polymath. Basically, it’s…

When I tell people I have multiple sclerosis, I usually get one of three responses: • “Oh, no! I…

Mary Schmich, a columnist for the Chicago Tribune, wrote a 1997 essay aimed at graduates. In it, she shared…

Wendell Berry, a novelist, poet, farmer and environmental activist, has written a number of superb books. Don’t believe…

Christmas is just around the corner, and that’s why many people are on the fruitless quest for Fingerlings…

Because I come from a retail family — one that, for decades, put in long hours behind cash registers…

Both of my sons — and, if I’m being honest, my husband — love Kraft Macaroni & Cheese. Yes,…

I posted this meme on social media last week with the caption “Current Life Status,” hoping a laugh…

I have a co-worker who can meet someone and 10 minutes later know their life’s story. Heck, she…

I don’t normally go in for trends. For example, I don’t own a single pair of skinny jeans.

Thirteen years ago, a neurologist sat on the edge of my hospital bed and told me, “You have…