Judy Guertin
Why do I walk? The answer is really quite simple. I walk because I regularly see the devastating effects of MS in my role as an Occupational Therapist.
I see the young vibrant people who live with the uncertainty of MS. I see their determination to remain strong and I want to be a part of that.
I must also tell you that three years ago, I myself was worked up for MS, and though I am regarded only as a "suspect" at this time, it has made me think a lot more about MS and how I could make a difference. I am looking forward to my third attempt at the Challenge with this determined and strong group of walkers. I know I will get back much more than I ever give. I look forward to a day very soon when we can say we have beaten MS…TOGETHER!
This is why I walk.
