So What I Say About Tracy Is

I Have No Argument With Those Who See In Organized Religion A Template Or An Imperative To Live Life According To A Prescribed Set Of Beliefs. Just Give Others The Room, Within The Laws Of Civil Society, To Believe Or Not Believe Whatever They Like.

To Be Brutally Honest, For Much Of That Time, I Was The Only Person In The World With Parkinson's. Of Course, I Mean That In The Abstract. I Had Become Acutely Aware Of People Around Me Who Appears To Have The Symptoms Of Parkinson's Disease, But As Long As They Didn't Identify With Me, I Was In No Rush To Identify With Them. My Situation Allowed, If Not Complete Denial, At Least A Thick Padding Of Insulation.

I Don't Look At Life As A Battle Or As A Fight. I Don't Think I'm Scrappy. I'm Accepting.

My Tattoo Is That I Don't Have A Tattoo.

I See Possibilities In Everything. For Everything That's Taken Away, Something Of Greater Value Has Been Given.