Manafesting the impossible: My journey with MS, belief and the dream of La Jolla

Hi, I'm Damon. If there's one thing I’ve learned in life, it’s that things don’t always go as planned. It’s something that can be hard to accept, especially when you feel like the path ahead is clear and certain. But what happens when that path gets interrupted? What do you do when life throws you something unexpected? For me, that something was multiple sclerosis (MS). Living with MS has humbled me in profound ways, and while it has created obstacles, it hasn’t taken away my belief in the power of possibilities.

You see, I still believe that I can make the impossible come true. That belief is central to who I am and how I approach each day, despite the limitations MS imposes. There are things I cannot do right now—things that my body won't allow—but my spirit is still free to dream. And in my dreams, I am fully recovered from MS. This isn't just wishful thinking. It’s a vision that I hold onto because to me, dreaming is an essential part of healing.

I tell myself often, "I AM fully healthy." It’s my mantra, a reminder that the mind and body are connected in ways we don’t fully understand. Maybe the power of belief can shift reality in ways science can’t yet explain. Maybe, just maybe, this dream of mine isn't impossible after all. Every time I repeat those words, I am affirming a future where my body can move freely again, without the weight and limitations MS has placed on me.

But the dream doesn’t stop there. Healing is just one part of the journey. There’s also the reality of finances. Recovering from MS, whether through medical treatments, therapies, or experimental approaches, requires a lot of money—money I don’t have right now. So, how do I bridge that gap? That’s where my second dream comes in: becoming a content creator.

Now, let me be honest. I don’t know if this is something I can accomplish. After all, the content creation world is competitive, fast-paced, and filled with challenges of its own. But why wouldn’t it be possible? Why wouldn’t I be able to build something from scratch, just like countless others before me? If there’s one thing I’ve learned from living with MS, it’s that you can do anything you set your mind to. There are countless stories of people overcoming adversity to reach heights no one thought possible. Why can’t I be one of them?

Content creation is a new frontier for me, but it’s also an exciting one. We live in an age where people can share their stories, their passions, and their knowledge with the world at the touch of a button. My story, my journey with MS, my desire to inspire others, could be my way forward. And it’s not just about raising money—though that’s important—it’s about building a community, about finding like-minded people who understand the uphill battle I’m facing.

In a way, this journey isn’t just about me. It’s about all of us who are living with conditions that alter the way we interact with the world. We may be limited in certain aspects, but we are not defined by those limitations. There’s so much more to each of us than our illnesses or our struggles. I want to show people that, despite MS or any other obstacle, life can still be rich, meaningful, and full of potential.

It’s easy to feel alone when you’re dealing with a chronic illness like MS. The fatigue, the physical limitations, the uncertainty about the future—they all add up. But I refuse to let that be my narrative. I’m choosing to focus on what I can do, not what I can’t. And right now, what I can do is share my story, build a platform, and connect with others who are on their own unique journeys.

My hope is to find friends along the way—people who see life as an adventure, even with its twists and turns. Nothing worth doing was ever meant to be easy, and I know I’m looking at an uphill climb. But that’s okay. Challenges build character, and I’ve already proven to myself that I have the strength to face whatever comes my way.

The resources I need are already within me. I’ve been blessed with resilience, hope, and a willingness to push beyond the boundaries MS tries to impose. These qualities will serve me well in the world of content creation, where persistence and creativity are key. And as I step into this new chapter, I’m excited about what’s to come.

So, if you’re reading this, and you’re someone who’s also facing challenges—whether they’re health-related, financial, or something else—know that you’re not alone. Know that it’s okay to dream big, even when the odds seem stacked against you. Because dreams are what keep us moving forward. They give us something to reach for, something to strive toward, even on the toughest days.

For me, the dream is twofold: recovering fully from MS and becoming a successful content creator. Both are big dreams, but I believe in them. And I believe in myself. This journey won’t be easy, but I’m ready for it. I hope you’ll join me as I take this leap of faith, because together, there’s nothing we can’t overcome.