Do you remember the last laugh you shared? Those are memories you never want to forget. It could be something silly, nonsensical or even something that no one understood but it gave you a big laugh and maybe even a snort or two. LOL
Rise up and work to overcome every obstacle multiple sclerosis throws at you. It is relentless and always trying to trip you up. It’s pretty good at it and has had years to perfect its chaos.
You never know when a symptom will show up and decide to hang out with you. Sometimes they are more faithful than your friends.
As many of you know, eight years ago I came close to giving up on ever driving again. I had trouble managing the gas and brake pedals with my numb legs and feet.
I wish I had a magic wand to make multiple sclerosis go away. To make the stress of living day in and day out with MS easier. To make carrying the huge burden it causes in your life lighter.
It’s only natural when a loved one is going through a health struggle like MS, we want to support them in any way possible.
I CAN DO many things that even “abled” people have trouble with.
Sometimes life grabs us, takes hold and shakes us hard. We are left with our head spinning and we are desperately trying to just hang on. At those times we wish life would give us a break.
Cracks in the concrete are reminders to me that you can fall apart no matter how strong you think you are. MS changed everything. At first, I couldn’t believe what was happening.
I had a difficult time this past week with my health. I had grown so weak and lethargic that I wasn’t good for anything. I didn’t have any strength to even eat.
1. Simplify your life.