How do you deal with confusing, distressing symptoms and a life-changing diagnosis? Some of us might cry. Ron Fredman started writing. He started posting on his Facebook page every few days, chronicling his experiences with myasthenia gravis for friends and family. Ron was honest but also irreverent. He poked fun at hospital food and doctor’s tests. He poked fun at himself. “I want to show that, despite my hurdles, I find a way for good things to happen," Ron shares. "Hope is helpful. So is a chuckle and a confirmation we are not alone.” MGFA published a collection of Ron's essays last year. If you find yourself nodding your head in recognition, let us know which story resonated most for you. As we gear up for MG Awareness Month, these essays are also a great way to explain to your community how MG impacts your every day life. Share them with your network! READ --> (fb)