The National MS Society is sponsoring the MS Walk at Piedmont Park in Atlanta on the 14th of April. Mom and I stared a team named Sarah's Angels (Mom's idea, not mine) and we have a sufficient amount of people on our team, but like all walks for medical cures, we are trying to raise plenty of money to further advance science on Multiple Sclerosis. And we REALLY need medical advancement. I mean, they still don't even know the cause of MS.
The reason for this impromptu post is because a) I'll forget if I don't write it down while its on my brain (symptom of MS) and b) we need YOUR help to raise money.
Mom and I decided on a goal of at least three-hundred dollars. It sounds like a lot, but in reality it is a small amount to help MS patients everywhere. If anyone would be interested in donating to our team, we'd greatly appreciate it.
A little blurb about MS from the MS Society:
"MS can affect your emotions as well as important cognitive functions
like memory and concentration.
MS affects you and the people who care about you. Learning how to
deal with your MS in relationships with spouses or partners and
children, dating partners, extended family, and caregivers is important
to everyone’s well-being.
MS symptoms can make everyday activities more challenging—but an
endless array of mobility aids, adaptive strategies, and environmental
modifications are available to help you stay mobile, productive, and
independent at home and at work. The world of assistive technology is at
your fingertips."
To find out more about MS or what your money will do to help go to:
http://www.nationalmssociety.org 
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