Your quest for the perfect MS drug. Certainly we could all agree the perfect treatment for multiple sclerosis would include the ability to cure, be effective, restore myelin, minimum side effects and available to all at a reasonable cost. But I found myself wondering what else might we include …
Not right handed. Not left handed. I’m one handed. Wait, you say. It’s obvious from the picture you have both hands…so what do ya mean by claiming you are one handed? Well, many of us with multiple sclerosis have a terrible sense of balance. Me personally, I am more unsteady than …
There are times, whether you want to or not, when you are faced with doing the nasty deed. No, not that. I’m referring to changing your healthcare provider. To someone with no major health problems, this isn’t such a big deal. But when you have a chronic illness, like multiple sclerosis, change …
I do not have a foot fetish. It only appears that way. Through illness (multiple sclerosis), I have become obsessed by how feet do their thang (or how they don’t in my case). Though I am not alone in my preoccupation as most MSer’s I know have the same problems. A “one-size-fits-all” if …
It’s time once again for “Brain Drain.” Realizing it has been over a year since the last “Brain Drain”, let me explain that periodically I am forced to pull the cranium plug of my noggin & release the clutter built-up between my ears. Hence, “Brain Drain.” And since this is #23 in …
Thought I would shake out the wrinkles on this post from a couple years ago. Enjoy…. Those of us with multiple sclerosis look to many avenues to staying positive. Whether you choose motivating books, presentations, movies or websites, the uplifting messages help you cope with chronic disease. Lately I’ve noticed the popularity of MS …
It’s time for everyone’s favorite…a visit from the MS Bookmobile! “What’s the MS Bookmobile?” you ask. Well, the MS Bookmobile is an MS library on wheels. ALL your favorite books of literature, rewritten with an MS point-of-view! Now run & get your library card as we check …
As a kid growing up, I often heard the older folks complaining about the world “goin to hell.” “The future being doomed” and “Kid’s today don’t know their asses from a hole in the ground.” (Their words not mine.) I suppose they thought that way because elders said the same about …
Around the holidays money can run a little thin. Everything adds up prompting me to wonder what I (with MS and two mostly dead legs) could do to earn a few extra bucks. Since being a male escort was off the table, I decided to answer my calling…actually a newspaper ad…and donate my plasma! …
I tend to forget. A lot. I don’t put the entire blame on icky MS. Just some of it. Most I owe to a lack of perspective. A lapse of judgement. A brain fart, if you will. Because after living with multiple sclerosis for 19 years now, I have forgotten how …
