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		By: Kristina Schwende		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Though I was not as fit as someone in the military, I was fit and active before being struck down with ME. I was in the gym 4-5 days a week(I even competed when my son was just two years old), and on the weekends I would go hiking or do some other outdoor activity. Then BAM!! I look back on those days and it feels like I&#039;m looking at a stranger. But there are also invaluable lessons I have learned because I had to just stop doing everything - my faith being the most important and life-giving one. Yes, I miss being so active but when I look at where my life was headed, I&#039;m actually thankful ME stopped me. I&#039;m a better person for it; though, as you said, I still wouldn&#039;t wish this on my worst enemy.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Though I was not as fit as someone in the military, I was fit and active before being struck down with ME. I was in the gym 4-5 days a week(I even competed when my son was just two years old), and on the weekends I would go hiking or do some other outdoor activity. Then BAM!! I look back on those days and it feels like I&#39;m looking at a stranger. But there are also invaluable lessons I have learned because I had to just stop doing everything &#8211; my faith being the most important and life-giving one. Yes, I miss being so active but when I look at where my life was headed, I&#39;m actually thankful ME stopped me. I&#39;m a better person for it; though, as you said, I still wouldn&#39;t wish this on my worst enemy.</p>
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