For Albert, life has always been a balancing act. Managing his family farm and a portfolio of real estate investments—often with his five grandchildren by his side—not only requires the right strategy but also a deep understanding of the value of hard work and family. Whether managing a herd of…
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A Nurse’s Journey with generalized Myasthenia Gravis
Living with gMG As a nurse supervisor and father with a passion for building furniture, William was used to being on his feet for hours on end. But after years of long hospital shifts assisting patients, time dedicated to his woodworking craft and chasing after an active 12-year-old, he began…
The Importance of Self Advocacy: A Delayed Diagnosis Leads to Years of Uncertainty
A few years into medical school, Ronak was experiencing severe fatigue. He could barely keep his eyes open as he studied for his board exams. At first, he assumed that he was just tired and stressed from his long days of tests, lectures, rotations, and labs. Medical school was known…
“There is Life After This Disease” – One Woman Navigating Myasthenia Gravis
Tina Bruning was looking forward to retiring after 30 years of working at her local school district in Ellsworth, Kansas. She had plans to travel with her husband, spend time with her five grandkids, and continue her healthy lifestyle of exercise and clean eating. Shortly after she celebrated her retirement,…
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