One Hundred And Ten Years From Now

Sometimes You Cannot Believe What You See, You Have To Believe What You Feel. And If You Are Ever Going To Have Other People Trust You, You Must Feel That You Can Trust Them, Too - Even When You're In The Dark. Even When You're Falling.

My Contention Is That As Long As You Have Other Faculties-the Emotional, Psychological, Intuitive Faculties-you Haven't Lost Yourself Or Even Diminished Yourself. Don't Be Ashamed When You're Physically Limited Or Dysfunctional; Don't Think That You're Any Less Because Of Your Condition. In Fact, I Feel I Am Even More Myself Than I Was Before I Got This Illness Because I Have Been Able To Transcend Many Of The Psychological And Emotional Limitations I Had Before I Developed Als.

We Think We Don't Deserve Love, We Think If We Let It In We'll Become Too Soft. But A Wise Man Named Levine Said It Right. He Said." Love Is The Only Rational Act.

The Culture We Have Does Not Make People Feel Good About Themselves. And You Have To Be Strong Enough To Say If The Culture Doesn't Work, Don't Buy It.

It’s Natural To Die. The Fact That We Make Such A Big Hullabaloo Over It Is All Because We Don’t See Ourselves As Part Of Nature. We Think Because We’re Human We’re Something Above Nature.