By Bill Connellan I’ve always believed that life has a sense of humor. I started my career as a newspaper reporter in Detroit, and before I was even 21, I…
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Keep On Keepin’ On
Melissa Wilder’s journey with dermatomyositis has been long, winding, and marked by extraordinary resilience. Before myositis entered her life, she was someone who embraced possibility—so much so that she once…
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Find Your People
For most of her life, Malarie Hensley defined herself by motion. A dedicated runner, she completed two marathons and eight half‑marathons, spending countless weekends on long runs with friends. When…
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TMA has been a lifesaver for us
John Layton’s wife Colleen was outdoorsy and a nurse who worked 12-hour night shifts. She rode mountain bikes and had a lot of stamina, but she began falling on bike…
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TMA helped me find meaning
When Chip Galloway had to climb seven flights of stairs because an elevator was out of service, he noticed some weakness but didn’t take it seriously. Then he began falling…
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