In this issue.You'll find a hefty heft·y adj. heft·i·er, heft·i·est 1. Of considerable weight; heavy. 2. Rugged and powerful. See Synonyms at heavy. 3. collection of travel adventures in this issue undertaken by people with disabilities ranging from fatigue fatigue, in engineering fatigue, in engineering, microscopic cracking of materials, especially metals, after repeated applications of stress. Fissures may be formed within pieces of metal during their manufacture when, while cooling from the molten state, and vertigo vertigo (vûr`tĭgō), sensations of moving in space or of objects moving about a person and the resultant difficulty in maintaining equilibrium. to inability to walk. Usual stuff when MS is around. Nevertheless, off they go--down the crowded streets of Philadelphia, down the muddy waters of the Mekong, into a gondola on a make-believe canal in Nevada. We hope you'll have fun with them. Obviously, we hope their stories will inspire some of you to seek your own adventures. Travel vacations are glory times. They pack scrapbooks and spark spark, in electricity: see arc. (language) SPARK - An annotated subset of Ada supported by tools supplied by Praxis Critical Systems (originally by PVL). http://sparkada.com. stories that you'll tell for years. More fundamentally, travel stretches the soul. This possibility is not taken away by MS. Other things may be taken away: financial resources, for example. But it's not strained finances that keep people with MS from having a picnic, from going to the 4th of July fireworks fireworks: see pyrotechnics. fireworks Explosives or combustibles used for display. Of ancient Chinese origin, fireworks evidently developed out of military rockets and explosive missiles and accompanied the spread of military explosives westward to , from attending free summertime events. A vacation adventure can be 3 hours at the Blackberry blackberry, name for several species of thorny plants of the genus Rubus of the family Rosaceae (rose family). See bramble. blackberry Festival, or a cool twilight twilight, period between sunset and total darkness or between total darkness and sunrise. Total darkness does not occur immediately when the sun sinks below the horizon because light from the sun that strikes the atmosphere is scattered (both by the air itself and by drive through the nearest state park. The same advice about calling ahead, asking questions, and making smart preparations applies as much to having a good time on a day trip as it does to surviving a month in the rain forest. Travel requires ingenuity, a spirit of fun, and some willingness to accept help from others. No matter how long or short a journey is involved, we hope you enjoy one this summer! But we know some people stay at home because they believe it's too much trouble to try. The unfairness of MS has them throttled. Embarrassment, fear of public prejudice, sadness, dread of symptoms acting up--these feelings can keep people locked up at home. If you or someone you care about isn't getting out anymore, we invite you to pick up the phone. Please dial 1-800-FIGHT-MS (1-800-344-4867) and select Option #1. Someone in the Society chapter nearest you will talk with you about starting a journey to some better solutions. Martha King Editor, InsideMS |
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