Surviving Multiple Sclerosis - Salciccia Anntionate

Anntionate Salciccia was born and raised in Northern California. She spent some of her time out to sea for her career. She was a single parent to her oldest daughter and a wife for 15 years. She is now a widow and a grandparent to five beautiful grandchildren. She is also a survivor of MS for over 40 years. She has been a vegetarian for most of her life and believes in eating clean and healthy animal free food. Anntionate also believes that her vegetarian life style, meditation, and exercise has kept her MS symptoms under control for most of her life living with MS. Her story is one of inspiration and determination to defy the odds of being diagnosed with MS in her 20's and living her life to the fullest on her terms. She has never wanted anyone's sympathy she has been a strong believer in her faith in God that he will make the impossible in her life, possible. This is her story of how she has survived MS and overcame the limitations. Doctor's told her that she could never have any more children or a normal life. Her story is of inspiration and encouragement to others who are living with a debilitating disease to never give up on your life and to live a healthy lifestyle so that your disease doesn't take over your life. She has also been blessed with the gift of seeing those that have passed on to the other side and still has a story to tell. She uses her gifts to help others close to her, understand why they are here among the living and what needs to be done if she sees signs of that the spirit or entity is dark and not of the light. Anntionate's story is not over, she plans to continue to help others living with MS and other life threatening diseases. She also wants her story to be a testament that life is not over if you are living with MS, your life is what you make it, and you need to keep your faith to help you through the hard times. Her story is one of survival, strength, and determination to live life on your own terms, not let MS restrict you fr

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