Knock! Knock! Knock! There is someone at the door. But by the time you answer it, they are loooong gone. As one with multiple sclerosis, I know. It happens every day. If only there was a way to let them know you need an extra moment to get the door. Well now there is …
You are NOT alone. Everybody has’em from time to time. And having MS doesn’t help. I had a bad day recently and it was my own fault. You see, I overdid it & paid the price for my stubbornness not to give in. It was a sunny morning. Not too hot. Yet. …
Welcome to Brain Drain (#28 in the series), where I pull the plug on some recent thoughts swirling around inside my big noggin. No particular ire. Just getting some stuff off my chest. Feel free at the end to add what’s got your knickers in a twist with a comment. Let’s get started….. …
Well, have you? Faked it? Faked your disability? Of course not. You (and I) don’t have to. We have MS or some other kind of creeping crud that makes our lives difficult. But apparently a lot of people ARE faking it, that according to a recent article by Christopher Elliot of USA Today. …
Making changes in a relationship can be overwhelming. Difficult? Yes. Emotional? Certainly. Painful? Oh, it hurts. But sometimes change is necessary so life can move forward. I attest to this as I have made a recent change to a relationship very dear to my heart. The following words help me to cope. Let …
Here’s what people (me, mostly) are saying about their MS….. What would YOU say about your multiple sclerosis? Tell me with a comment. …
My home has been overrun with ninjas. Not the mercenary type…..kitchen appliances! Ninja has become the new nameplate of kitchen gadgetry and more. Maker of the popular air fryer (we have), coffee makers, food processors, blenders (we have), toaster ovens, cookers, just about anything you can think of—Ninja makes it. Well, sort of. …
So many of my shirts come with extra buttons–but I’m not sure why. I have never used any of them. They are always just there. Hanging around. Riding the coattails (shirttails, in this case). Patiently waiting for their big break. Their opportunity to show what they can do. They are like a fastener under-study. The kid …
As one with multiple sclerosis, you may be familiar with the pre-appointment health assessment. It’s basically a series of questions about your current condition, mood, symptoms, lifestyle…stuff like that. The health assessment gives your caregiver a better understanding of where you are as a patient, how you are coping with your condition and alerts …
During the pandemic I have found a new calling. An interest. A hobby. Almost an obsession. You see during these mask-wearing, difficult times I have become preoccupied by the nose. And the seemingly difficult time some have of keeping their nose snuggled within their mask, in particular. I’ve never had that problem. Maybe …
