sjanderson23

I spoke with my mother a few days ago and she has a friend that I also know(her kids are friends of mine from grade school).  I have met her two daughters before even if they are older than I am. ...

I do have quite a list of symptoms with my ms, but I am grateful for what I don't have.

For many people that do not know very much about ms, they think it is fatal.  My great grandfather had ms and lived to be 82.  Did he die of ms after 82 years?

my damage is entirely on my right side; right hand, right foot, right ear, etc..  I exercise my left side and do the same with my right mimicking what it does, that is my advantage.

did I mention how much I hate ms?  this site does have a big list of other conditions that I am glad I do not have, before I was diagnosed, I had the occasional hang nail, tick, cut, scrape, bruise,...

exercise hurts, but makes me stronger and strength makes my symptoms easier to handle, so I say to everyone, exercise

If your life turned out the way you planned, you would have had no fun at all and nothing to talk about.

here is some daily strength for ya, I exercise a lot.  Exercise two days in a row, and take one day off to let your muscles recover.  I have dumb bells ranging from five pounds to sixty five...

One fifth of my body has shut down, I exercise to keep the remaining one fifth stronger.

I have lived a life with very, very few health problems.  I had an ingrown toe-nail back in junior high and a tick a few years ago, but never anything like now.  That is good and bad.  The bad is...

when I was diagnosed with this(ms), I began acquiring first aid stuff because I am now in more of a position to need them, and it is a good thing I did because I cut the heck out of myself the other...

where could my life go next?  two months will be three years since my diagnosis and I can barely walk.  every second of everyday, I only hope that I do not turn out to be progressive.  I may...

I have not fallen for quite a while, because I am so careful about every step I take.  I could stand up and fall right now.  I exercise so I have more strength to pick myself back up. 

My life has always had excitement, and it has always been a direct result of choices made by me.  That is why I am expecting remission because my life is always changing.

I can feel that exercise is greatly improving my ms.  I think it is because everything else is taking up the slack.  It has done really good things for my mind and body.