Dreams are like distant memories, only they havent happened yet. Flowing softly through the mind. Tantalizingly close to the surface yet your left standing in the dust watching time pass you by as all your focus is turned to one thing and one thing only...

Its amazing how much we dream. Dreams make us believe in ourselves when no one else will. They make us think about who we are and what we want to become. Everyone has dreams, its a fact of life. Dreams are what make everyone the same while still rendering us different

Over the years I have had many dreams. Dreams that have appealed to me at the time. Now my dreams, while still crazy and unrealistic, have taken on a new meaning, one that I hope to eventually understand.

I have a dream to become a professional snowboarder. Crazy right? However, with hard work I know I can do it. For me, snowboarding makes me feel free and alive. Its what I want to do for the rest of my life. I want to do this forever, and not just for me/

I dont know if you know this about me, but I have a disability. I have RSD If you're someone who is familiar with and disability you know that there are organizations and fundraisers to help people with this disorder. I want to be one of those people who do what they love in order to benefit another person. To start an organization that helps people with RSD live a normal life would be a dream come true. To provide funding for RSD reasearch, knowing that all my hard work would be that changing factor in someones life would make my life worth something. SNOWBOARD FOR RSD. That's what I would call it; my organization for people like me...

Isnt it funny how times change, taking people memories and dreams with it? Isnt it funny how the passing of just one hour takes you an hour farther away from your goal, your dream? What are we waiting for? What am I waiting for?

Dreams are like sunsets. They come and then they fade.

Time is passing all of us by, so while my dream is still in sight, my work begins...

RSD WILL NOT bring ME down!!!

AMEN -This is why I started Support Group in my city-Carol

The only problem I think I would have with starting a organization would be the size of the town I live in. There are only 2 or 3 people (counting me) that have RSD/CRPS here. I think thats why I would move somewhere bigger to do this...