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- Simeon McKeon is our aussie of the year. He is an inspiring person....and he has MS!
- The Australian of the Year is Simon McKeon. He has an impressive CV AND he has MS.I have seen him on tv quite a few times and he is a thoroughly likeable, down to earth normal sort of guy.Australian of the Year 2011 Simon McKeon Social...
- I'm up to my 3rd neuro. Not by choice, just circumstance.Had a brilliant neuro in Albury (Steven Ring if anyone wants to know!) who dx me in four days and got me off to an excellent start.Neuro 2 - also brilliant, visiting Coffs Harbour every 3...
- I have to share this because it really made me smile - and everyone else in the room, too.I am attending a TAFE course and am part of a great class. The other night one of the girls came in and told me I'd left my lights on.All the people in the...
- I have just purchased a 'power balance' wrist band from a sports store. A friend suggested it to me and said it has been a great help to her. So, I;m giving it a trial. I'm not 100% sold on the way it works (holograms chanelling energy) but I am...
- 'Williston:A multiple sclerosis sufferer has been granted approval to have a companion monkey to help with basic tasks around the house. The monkey will be provided by Helping Hands to perform simple tasks such as turning lights on and off and open...
- It's almost upon us and this year I have decided that I am going - nowhere! Just a very quiet day at home with my darlin who only wants socks for Christmas. I told him I would like a bottle of rum so we will sit around, him in his socks, me with a...
- A friend has sent me two articles - one from a womens mag and another from his local paper. They both contain stories of women with MS who have found relief for their MS by taking a suppplement containing bovine colustrum. Although it sounds...
- There is an excellent discussion on this topic at OZMShttp://www.ozms.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?topic_id=2684&forum=34I am still mulling the whole thing over.Any thoughts?
- Coffs Harbour has now been declared a natural disaster area. As I write, it is still raining. We are fine as we live up in the hills. The worest thing that could happen to us is that we couldn't get into town - but many folk still haven't been able...
- Today I received a lovely package from the Rebif people - a beautiful toilet bag,a travel sized needle bin, a hot/cold pack and a new cooler bag.I realise the drug companies have money to burn but it was just great to receive this very thoughtful...
- Today a lady said to me 'you don't look as though you have MS'It got me thinking.....well, first up, what DO people think MS looks like and second....if I could chose a visible symptom, what would it be?Horns and a tail maybe......purple...
- I came across this site which contains great info on a wide range of topics of interest to MSers.http://www.ms-cam.org/index.php3/
- Since recovering from my first attack over 12 months ago my feet feel like they belong to someone else.I find that wearing closed in shoes is a big help.Recently I had an innersole made from stuff the bootmaker normally puts on the bottom of shoes....
- Following my attempts to find out where Deb lives I thought it may help if we each wrote a few words about where we live.I live in the hills just above Coffs Harbour which is on the north coast of NSW, just north of Port Macquarie.