Laundry day, laundry week and multiple sclerosis A while ago I wrote a blog titled Laundry Day. I’m quite proud of it and it remains one of my favorites. Basically, it described how if you have multiple sclerosis and need to do laundry, that’s likely all you’re going to do that day. Today’s post stomps … Read more here…
An MS kind of day First, I slept through 2 morning alarms, I’m pretty talented this way, and didn’t wake up until 10. It’s not a record for me, but I’ve been working harder to keep more normal hours. Next, I saw several black things on my floor that I feared were bugs. (This happened … Read more here…
Because even in the midst of a pandemic, giggles are good for you! To my awesome readers- If you follow my blog you know it’s rare for me to post twice in one month, never mind 2 original blogs within 2 weeks of each other. But these are not normal times. And while I hoped … Read more here…
A multiple sclerosis dummy I know some of you may have read that title and thought I made a grammar mistake. I’m certainly likely to make a mistake like that as this post will elaborate. But no, in this case, I did mean “A” finger as opposed to “THE” finger. But the two may be … Read more here…
An MS nonpolitical political post Dear Mr. Trump, I would like my word back please. You know the word. The one people are teasing you about and saying you made up. I know that you say that the news media is against you but I actual saw several trying to help. They slowed down your … Read more here…
“My MS is not your MS and your MS is weird.” Brilliant, semi-famous quote written by me Your MS is weird. And sometimes, I suppose, mine is too. Life with MS is certainly weird. And then there are weird people and weird circumstances. Recently, all this weirdness converged on what should have been a relatively … Read more here…
Multiple Sclerosis no concentration I love games; always have and pretty sure I always will. And no, I don’t mean people mind games, the stuff of drama and social network craziness. I mean good old fashioned board games. When I was 5 I was playing Candy Land with my grandmother. Since she didn’t speak English … Read more here…
A multiple sclerosis epic fail That’s it MS– you’ve gone too far!!! I know I’ve said this before but this time I mean it. You have not only let me down but you have failed someone close to me who needed my help and I will never forgive you! When you live with an invisible … Read more here…
What a multiple sclerosis moment REALLY looks like This magic moment, So different and so new These are the opening lines of a sappy sweet song by the Drifters that is actually about a couple falling in love. Yet the song is stuck in my head as I am analyzing and over analyzing other “moments” … Read more here…
Bored as a Board When I was growing up, my mom or my dad, my sister, my grandmother, someone in my life used to like to say, ”if you’re bored, you’re boring.” This phrase has been ingrained on my brain since then. I want to do everything I can to not be boring, although I … Read more here…