G'Day Sisters and Brothers of the Relapsing Remitting ms (RRms) world. Spare a moment at 11.00am for the guns finally falling silent across the world. We are all alive today for those men who sacrificed and suffered in that horror. REMEMBER if they could so CAN YOU. YES YOU CAN. Make your family proud by your example. Make them remember who YOU are and what YOU achieved, Be a shining light, Let generations to come mention your name with reverence and awe.
Be all and more of what YOU can be.
Royce👍👍👍
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Thank you for remembering all those that have lost their lives during wars, no matter if it was the World Wars and more! 🫂During Remembrance Sunday at 11am, I cried. I cried trying to figure out what the older generation would have likely done during WW2, and what I'd likely be doing if there was to be a WW3. I only had my great-grandparents on my mum's side, and an older gentleman my mum cleaned up for that was likely to have lived through WW2. I told myself the elderly gentleman would have likely been a train driver, delivering supplies around the UK, as he was a train driver before he retired. My great-grandad may have been a farmer, growing food for civilians if he wasn't called to the army. My great-grandmother would have likely been part of the Land Army. If we were to go into WW3, my husband and his brothers are likely to be drafted, whilst myself, his mum, his sister, my mum, my sister are likely to be in the Land Army. Husband told me I might not need to do it, given my disability, but there's always that chance.
We are strong enough to battle the war in our bodies, and so we are strong enough to help in wars, no matter if it's just as civilians 🫂❤️
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