Happy Thanksgiving to all US readers, and goodwill to all. Even with MS, we have many reasons for gratitude. Personally, I find the dreaded MS MonSter actually stands as a reminder for appreciation of every step I am able to take, every activity I am able to continue, and every moment that is relatively pain-free. I no longer take those experiences for granted.
Hope you enjoy a peaceful and pleasant Thanksgiving with your own loved ones.
I am grateful for much - not the least, the opportunity to share fabulous food with beloved family members. I plan to dig in heartily, but I hope to avoid any MS-migraine-inducing MSG-filled items and to pace myself to avert a holiday-overload energy crash. Who's with me on that?
Kicking MS to the Curb steps out of the box of multiple sclerosis with determination and humor. The MS journey brings challenges and concerns, stumbles and successes, triumphs and trouncings. We celebrate races run and battles won. And we stumble, reel and rise to try again.
Throughout, the orange thread traces our dogged determination to continue placing one foot in front of the other for as long as possible - until we win, until healing comes, or until the medical miracle is found.
Living with M.S.
"Living with M.S. is sort of like training for a long race. The harder you try, and the longer you keep at it, the stronger you become.
Eventually, looking back, you may be amazed at the power you possessed, even when you had no idea it was within your reach." (Linda Ann Nickerson)
Eventually, looking back, you may be amazed at the power you possessed, even when you had no idea it was within your reach." (Linda Ann Nickerson)
Thursday
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