You’ve had your fair share of those who delight in foreseeing problems in your life because of MS. Those who actually enjoy criticizing any failures you’ve dealt and freely voicing their opinions while dwelling in the comfortable safety of theory, unbelief and inactivity.
It makes me sad to think about all of the turmoil and chaos that is surrounding us in the world today. No matter where you are, you can’t seem to get away from it. It’s in front of you when you turn on the news, when you get online to try and find something worth reading, and even when you turn on the radio for a pick-me-up song. Such despair and uncertainty abounds.
You know your body best. I have to remember to stop before it starts to scream at me. If it screams, I’m done for days and days.
All too often I hear people say they can’t do something because multiple sclerosis has caused their body to cease to function as it should. They see their body as imperfect because they are always doing something wrong. READ MORE…
My bags are packed for a 6 day hospital stay. Not my choice of a resort stay but at least I will be taken care of while recovering from surgery on Monday morning. I have to be at the hospital at 8:00 AM, Feb 6th. Surgery will take about 2 1/2 hours. I will write to keep you updated while in the hospital. Don’t know what day I will post something but hopefully you will hear from my by the 7th.
You deserve more and better things in your life than you realize even though multiple sclerosis seems to have gotten in the way of you being able to achieve it.
I have learned more about myself than I ever thought possible because of a monster called multiple sclerosis.
1. Simplify your life.