Is Ann Romney an inspiration?
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As First Lady of Massachusetts, she served as the governor's liaison
for federal faith-based initiatives. She was involved in a number of
children's charities, including Operation Kids, and was an active participant in her husband's 2008 presidential run,
where she became the most visible of all the Republican candidates'
wives in campaigning. She has continued campaigning on her husband's
behalf during his 2012 presidential bid.
Ann was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis
in 1998 and has credited a mixture of mainstream and alternative
treatments with giving her a lifestyle mostly without limitations. In
one of those activities, equestrianism, she has consequently received recognition in dressage as an adult amateur at the national level and competed professionally in Grand Prix as well. In 2008, she was also diagnosed with ductal carcinoma in situ, a non-invasive type of breast cancer. She underwent a lumpectomy in December of the same year and has since been cancer-free.
She and husband Mitt have five children, all boys, born between 1970 and 1981.
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why is Ann Romney less special? Because she has money? How do you know her heart is not gold? She seems very nice.
Raising 5 children with two potentially fatal illnesses and being the first lady of Mass, is not work?
-Cheers
Have a great day, if that is possible for you.
inspiration.
With her position - and unfortunate fate of having MS - she is uniquely qualified to be a high-profile spokesperson for MS sufferers. It is a debilitating illness that could use a champion such as Ms. Romney.
Ann Romney is fortunate that she can afford the best medicine that money can buy. Most are clearly not so fortunate. Many - if not most - with MS are not able to work. As such - many - if not most - need public assistance in order to survive.
The problem is: her, her party's - and her husband's politics - prevent her from being able to come out in support of positive health care policy that could help MS sufferers, or finding a cure. Her party rails against public assistance - which again - is required by so many who share her disease. They need it not to thrive....but just to survive.
How can one have the disease - while watching your party, and your husband - rail against the things that are so necessary to others with your same disease?
I'm sure for many however.
which is to her credit.
Didn't mean to sound snarky.
It doesn't matter gender, race, income, faith or party. These are hard things to deal with.