
You Have Your Illness, Your Illness Doesn't Have You
Through her tireless efforts on behalf of fellow heart and multiple sclerosis patients, Teresa has shown by example that you can life your life bravely while battling chronic illnesses. She has inspired others with a message built on the idea that no matter how you live with your illness, it is only a passenger along for the ride of life, not the ride itself.
Empowered by Faith, Driven by Purpose
AN INTRODUCTION TO
Teresa Wright-Johnson
Teresa I. Wright-Johnson is a married Multiple Sclerosis Warrior and Congenital Heart Disease Survivor. She was born with a heart murmur and an Aortic Valve Defect. Teresa has endured multiple open heart surgeries and cardiac procedures. She was diagnosed with MS in November of 2014 and is under the care of an esteemed MS Specialist. Teresa knows there is a calling on her life and she fully embraces that. Teresa uses her illnesses as opportunities to further rely on her faith, walk in her truth, raise awareness and educate others. She believes that she is purposely on purpose. Teresa offers a solid background in Criminal Justice and Social Services. A graduate of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, NJ and a retired Sr. Parole Officer for the State of New Jersey.

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No Greater Love
My beloved father departed this life on Valentine’s Day of 2022, approximately 16 months after my mother. I cannot elucidate the depth of my pain. Losing my parents have cast me into a nightmare from which I pray to awaken. Sadly, I cannot. This is the reality of...
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Volunteer Spotlight: Teresa Wright-Johnson
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A Mix of Inspiration & Education
Privelege of Purpose
Women’s Empowerment
Inspiring Children with Chronic Illness
Maintaining Good Health & Spirits
Healthy Boundaries
Health Equity & Inclusion
Have a Heart for Yourself
Multiple Sclerosis & the Black Community
Managing Multiple Chronic Illnesses
You Don’t Have to Be a Warrior
Defeating Assumptions
Power of the Patient Voice


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