Adele Hollingsworth’s life was always busy: a husband, three young children, nursing school but an even brighter future was in sight for the family.
Until the fall of 1999.
It was then, in her final semester of the nursing program at North Island College, that she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. Life went on almost normally for a few years until the progression of her MS started to steal her life away bit by bit.
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