Self-Contemplations

		A disease is always bad. But you can bear it if you know that there is a therapy which will help you to regain your health and strength some day. But how to cope with an incurable disease where there is no recovering at all, only the slow irresistible progressive physical decay? The following texts, written by people who have CMT, will give you some answers to this question:
		This War Of Mine by Ann Gasser My Medicine Cabinet by Marta Bido Looking Ahead by Ann Gasser See by Barbara Bishop Freedom by Becca Ruddy Sometimes by Barbara Bishop	My Chalk Board by Victoria Brown-Nalley Sharing A Secret by Ann Gasser So Much For Plateaus by Roslyn Levenstein The Reed And The Driftwood by Ann Gasser The Passage Of CMT by Barbara Bishop Held By Golden Threads by Linda Crabtree