I Already Gave My Right Arm To Be Ambidextrous!

I have psoriatic arthritis, avascular necrosis of the hips, knees, and shoulders, fibromyalgia, sjogrens, and osteopenia (among other things). I had my left hip replaced at age 29, my right shoulder replaced in 2010, at age 35. I am getting my right hip replaced May 10th. I still need to have the other 3 joints affected by AVN replaced. I volunteered with the Arthritis Foundation Georgia Chapter. I am now starting my own young adult's with autoimmune arthritis diseases and parents of kids with autoimmune arthritis diseases group in the Atlanta area. I also volunteered with Birthright as a counselor for pregnant women to help them to become independent and stand on their own two feet. Some choose to parent, and some choose adoption. Speaking of adoption, my husband and I adopted our first son, Michael in Dec., 2010. We are very blessed and thankful for such a beautiful gift! I believe that God will show us the way. I have faith that this is true. We waited a long time for a child. I am also on a spiritual journey. I am an empath, a medical intuitive and an energy healer. For years, since I was a child, I took on the pain of others. I was unaware that I could feel other people's pain, so I held on to it for years. As an adult, I realized that I could let go of the pain of others and help them through energy healing. I am able to know exactly where others hurt because I feel their pain, so in return, I am able to use healing hands to relieve some of their pain or give them information that will help them to reduce their pain on their own. The pain that I have carried with me all these years has caused damage that I am unable to change now, but now that I know the difference between my pain and that of others, I can help others so they do not end up with lasting chronic pain conditions like myself. These are my blogs: http://gavertarm2bambidextrous.blogspot.com/ http://morningstarselfdiscovery.blogspot.com/ http://chronicallymommy.blogspot.com