When people ask me what I love, I usually respond, “God, my family, and St. Louis Cardinals baseball…
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
Last week, I attended the Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) conference in Washington, D.C. I…
Perhaps the most famous MS advocate today isn’t a patient, but the daughter of one. Author J.K. Rowling lost…
There’s one thing you need to know about my family — we’re weird. We laugh at inopportune times. We…
Now that 2016 is thankfully behind us, it’s time to start a new year — fresh, rested, and…
“This first candle in the advent wreath,” I told my kids as I clicked the lighter and set…
In Cold Sassy Tree, the classic novel by Olive Ann Burns, Grandpa Blakeslee tells his grandson Will Tweedy that,…
‘Courage, Dear Heart’*
You’ve gotta dance like there’s nobody watching, Love like you’ll never be hurt, Sing like there’s nobody…
When you have a chronic illness, learning everything you can about it is both a blessing and curse. The part…
As a mother of two boys, I’m blessed with an abundance of dirty socks, Nerf darts, and Legos — all…
Vitamin D: You Are What You Eat
A few weeks ago, I visited my general practitioner for a yearly physical. I was expecting him to harp on…
Happy is the Woman
And do you feel scared? I do, but I won’t stop and falter. And if…