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Welcome to all who visit this Blog whether you suffer from Multiple Sclerosis or have a loved one who does. Hopefully this will help all who read understand that they are not alone even though MS affects us all in very different ways. Maybe it can help open eyes of those around who do not know the unpredictability of daily life with MS.
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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

Ready for Remission, are you out there?????

I am so tired, exhausted really.  Last night I woke up at 1:30, couldn't fall back asleep until 5:45.  I took a 2 hour nap today, yet I still feel so tired.  Made Christmas cookies today with help from my mother-in-law, yet feel like I did another of those darn marathons.  Every ache in my body has an ache.  My legs feel wobbly. My right eye is not so good right now.  I have a massive headache, but whose complaining.
I can hardly believe that Christmas is a couple of days away.  This year has passed by so fast.  I remember when I was younger, a year felt like it lasted forever.  Now I look at my kids, wonder where all the years went.  They are so big, teenagers, what happened to my babies?  I wish I could slow down time a little.  I am afraid if time goes to fast that I will become more disabled, less able to enjoy life. It is already hard enough as it is.
I find this blog to be very therapeutic.  I can let go of some of my emotions through it.  I try to be positive, but every once in a while I just feel drained.  It is hard to be so upbeat when you're body feels so beat up.  I am waiting for my break.  A nice long one without any relapses.  The one that supposed to come with RRMS.  I am ready for my remission, a very long remission I hope.  That's what I want for Christmas.  I want a very very long period of remission, with the ability to work normal hours and enjoy my kids, husband, my life.


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