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Category Archives: MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Recalculating
When GPS technology was first available in our vehicles, and a change in direction was necessary to reach a destination, the device would alert the driver with the word “recalculating”. In a similar way, when MS affects the body, changes … Continue reading
Posted in MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Tagged change, directions, garmin, GPS, MS, multiple sclerosis, navigating, progression, recalculating
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The Spoils of War
At 5 feet 11 inches for most of my life, I was accustomed to being tall and enjoyed all of the benefits it afforded. I have now spent years of my daytime hours in a wheelchair. After so many prior … Continue reading
Posted in Enemies, MS/Multiple Sclerosis
Tagged back, curvature, height, MS, multiple sclerosis, progression, spine, spoils, unexpected, war
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It’s A Touchy Subject
I’ve never been a real touchy-feely kind of gal. I believe public displays of affection can make others uncomfortable and I’m sensitive to people’s personal space. However, I have not hesitated to touch the shoulder of the person I was … Continue reading
Posted in Mobility Equipment, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, Uncategorized
Tagged arms, hands, hug, loss, MS, multiple sclerosis, safety, social distancing, touch, virus
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UpLIFTing
About twelve years ago, when my MS made it clear that it would continue to progress, we made the decision to remodel our home. The goal was to remove whatever obstacles that would be in my path when my legs … Continue reading
Joints
joint the movable or fixed place or part where two bones or elements of a skeleton join. the form or structure of such a part, as a ball-and-socket, hinge, pivot, etc. Slang. Also called jay2. a marijuana cigarette. 4 Slang. … Continue reading
On Mother’s Day
On Mother’s Day, I think about my mother. It’s a time to appreciate the love my mother has given me in words, expressions and sacrifices. I think about all of the good times we shared. My physical condition limits my … Continue reading
Posted in Family History, MS/Multiple Sclerosis, Poems
Tagged day, happy, loved, memories, mother, mothers
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Climbing Downhill 