Clearing up some multiple sclerosis crazy Multiple sclerosis is nothing if not a frustrating learning curve. Wikipedia’s definition of a learning curve (and who knows where THAT comes from), states “the increase of information is sharpest after the initial attempts, and then gradually evens out, meaning that less and less new information is retained after … Read more here…
A multiple sclerosis companion I didn’t have any real pets when I was a kid. At various times I had a hamster, a guinea pig and a fish named Elvis but I am not counting those as “real”. By real, I mean a pet that you can cuddle with and who is able to roam … Read more here…
Multiple sclerosis and spring crash, badly If the contents of this blog sound way too familiar, you are not going crazy. While it is not an actual repeat, it does bear many of the common complaints listed in a better titled blog from last April, Chop Their Happy Little Heads Off. I spoke too damn … Read more here…
A multiple sclerosis road trip My sister Laurie was not feeling well. Our neurologist was able to squeeze her into an emergency appointment. Since our neurologist does not practice in a concrete, congested, horribly difficult to navigate city, I was able to drive her there. But before we began the one hour and 45 minute … Read more here…
Multiple Sclerosis attacks the Rolling Stones It’s not like anyone reading this title is going to be surprised or argue with me. “MS doesn’t suck. What are you TALKING about? You are out of your mind!” I have known this fact a long time as my sister, who had been living with MS for … Read more here…
Adding God to the MS balance beam Due to Holy Week Services (and, let’s be honest, the WEGO Health awards ceremony- yea!) I am posting this week’s blog a day early. Also due to Holy Week, this blog has a spiritual tint to it. I hope though, that even my non-believing friends will enjoy … Read more here…
A new excuse for the crazy….. I am usually known for posts that offer a comic nature to my life with multiple sclerosis. But today, I would like to talk to you about a serious issue, one of which you may not be aware, MS PBA. Yes, I know, you think I must be writing … Read more here…
The latest multiple sclerosis symptom Those of us living with MS understand that our symptoms will change over time, go away, come back with a vengeance, and too frighteningly often, get worse. This is the unfortunate reality of MS. MS’er’s are so used to this, that it sometimes becomes tricky to tell what is … Read more here…
My MS is not your MS and your MS is weird Just when I thought it couldn’t possibly get any stranger, MS turned me into a criminal. I bet many of my fellow MS’ers aren’t surprised. You may be thinking I was forced into larceny in order to meet my high copays. No, I have … Read more here…
An MS’er looks at the calendar It is the Monday morning after a month long stay in another state, visiting relatives. My family and I had returned late on the previous Thursday evening. The next day it was all I could do through my fatigue to go to the post office and pick up the … Read more here…