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…
What you REALLY need to know this MS Awareness Month! As we wrap up Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, I thought I would offer a second repost. This, my gift to you and the people in your life, is a list of the Top 10 Things to NEVER Say to Someone with MS as well as … Read more here…
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…
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…
An ode to Multiple Sclerosis, Covid and Christmas Read to the end for a thank you, a celebration, a suggestion, a condolence, and some bad Christmas jokes Back before I was diagnosed with MS, a friend wasn’t feeling that great. When asked, she said she was suffering from a malaise. What a perfect description, I … Read more here…
A test for illness that your doctor is NOT trying to get Happy Month of Green and Orange! Green for St. Patrick’s Day and orange for MS Awareness Month. For whichever you may be participating in, I tip my orange shamrock hat to you. If you participate in both, then double orange lucky leprechauns are … Read more here…
From a blog called Stumble to Rise Since I last posted I’ve had the chance to virtually meet and chat with a very talented, fellow MS writer. Her name is Gina Whitlock Fletcher and I think she’s awesome! I plan on following her blog, Stumble to Rise, and can’t wait to read her book. Hopefully … Read more here…
MS and my spirit animal For this post I offer you a vision into an overheated MS brain and a potential new diagnosis. But first, some history. When I moved several months ago I had to change pharmacies. Trust me when I say this was a HUGE deal. I mean, the grocery store pharmacy in … Read more here…
When science helps you kick butt I know that it’s really, really obnoxious to say “I told you so,” but man, sometimes it just feels so good. Does that make me obnoxious? What if you say “I told you so,” with a smile? Is that better? What if you are clueless and inept when it … Read more here…
A post Valentine MS post I’m not against Valentine’s Day. Truly, I’m not. Let the sappy saps in love or in intense-like-flirting have their sappy day. Plus, Valentine’s Day ushers in one of my favorite holidays, half off lots of chocolate candy day, which I totally celebrate. Where was I on 2/15? In the clearance … Read more here…