What happens when multiple sclerosis meets cognitive issues- some MS moments in time It is March and March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month!! March is also Disabilty Awareness Month, National Reading Month and Women’s History Month. Since MS is a DISABILITY, and, if interested, you have to READ my blog, I thought this new look … Read more here…
Attack of an MS bladder Annmarie and I were due to catch up, and a simple phone call wasn’t going to cut it. Last Friday we decided to meet for coffee and she picked a local hot spot that was a combination of a high-end chocolate store and café. When I arrived, she was in … Read more here…
A multiple sclerosis dummy For those new to my website, and because MS hasn’t been very amusing lately, and since, let’s face it, I’m feeling a little sleepy and lazy this month, I thought I would offer a second glance at this prior post. I hope it brings you some January giggles! I know … Read more here…
Multiple Sclerosis Goes Out It was almost 8 PM and I was retouching my makeup. Wait. What? Did you read what I just wrote? 8 at night and I was retouching my makeup? It was a wild night if I was still wearing makeup past 7:30. Most days, makeup comes off and comfy clothes or … Read more here…
Of friends, multiple sclerosis and heavy metal mania Welcome to the month of being thankful! I’m blessed and thankful for many things. And since great friends and good music (not that I personally consider Motley Crue good music,) are at the top of that list, I thought I would offer this previous adventure for this … Read more here…
Getting my ghosts on…….. To get in the mood for the upcoming holiday of tricks and treats, me and some folks dear to me went on a ghost tour. We didn’t witness anything actually paranormal but I learned a few things; like the difference between residual hauntings and intellectual ones and what death doors are. … Read more here…
Major Radioactive Insanity Someone near and dear to me is having an MRI soon. They’ve had MRI’s before, but this one is with contrast and it’s not even to look at MS lesions! I thought contrast was ONLY to look at MS lesions. Who knew that radiologists would inflict such a weird thing as an … Read more here…
The struggle is real What’s the last thing you want to do in the hot, humid, last days of summer? Clean. If you’re a germaphobe, what’s the one thing you absolutely must do? Clean. Neither of those things make cleaning any easier!!! This blog post is from several years ago but the struggle remains…. … Read more here…
Hi my friends!! As an MS blogger, I often receive invitations to take part in surveys/interviews for market research and things related to life with MS, often for compensation. I don’t always participate. This one however, seems legitimate though I can’t say that for sure. They have also asked me to share the link to … Read more here…
July with a dizzy MS ditz If you’re following what started as my medical post but has now turned into a journal, diary, book, tome, and an eventual encyclopedia series of issues, the past two months had me beyond dizzy. Over the phone, my neurologist suggested benign positioning para—something vertigo, (BPPV for those who are … Read more here…