The Decimated Bush with Portuguese Roots

When MS combines with visiting your heritage It is Portuguese Heritage Month!! To celebrate, Annmarie came up with a last-minute idea to visit Fall River, MA and get our Portuguese on. I did have plans to go dancing the night before with another friend, but I figured I could handle both. Back in my younger … Read more here…

New Way to Shower, Another Look at Shower Time

Post foot surgery and non-weight bearing status in April, I had to get a tub bench. At first it was kind of cool. Being generally lazy, the idea of sitting down to take a shower seemed pretty lovely. But eventually it got old and now I’m eager to take my showers like a normal person. … Read more here…

Brains Still Scary, Emotions are too

An October tradition and a tribute In last month’s blog post I started by saying that September was kicking my butt. What I wasn’t ready to share, I will share now. The biggest reason September was tough was because my family lost my oldest sister. Laurie J. deSousa passed away at the age of 63 … Read more here…

What MS Awareness Month Taught Me

Knowledge is power or, at least, validation Stay tuned to the end to this blog for a really big announcement!   Alright, that’s it! Who do I sue? Where do I find a copyright infringement attorney? Because I’ve had enough. I’m definitely suing! Please allow me to explain. About six months into the pandemic I … Read more here…

No Execs Here

An MS epihany that should not be an epiphany Mind blown!! How come I didn’t know this already??? Here’s what went down. I was casually strolling through my emails when I came across one from the website WebMD, an online, easy to understand medical journal.  I’m not sure when or how I signed up for … Read more here…