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And backwards again…

~~I’m remaining staunchly optimistic whilst swapping my neurological painkillers for the ones I used to take. So I’ve halved the quantity of Pregabalin over the last few days and today is my first day on zero painkillers for a year or two. I’m all organised...

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Misery loves company?

The end of last year was a shocker for me, I was upset enough with Lemmy passing so suddenly and was then totally choked when I heard my Auntie had cancer. I knew it was bad because she’d been told by her consultant to go home and tell her family. My...

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Rant

Every now and then, things just get a bit too much to hold your tongue, so here it is (with embarrassing bits)… then hopefully I’ll take a deep breath and enjoy Christmas. When I first heard the phrase “I have MS but MS does not have me” I thought it...

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Nothing is EVER simple

I’ll try to keep this brief as I’m truthfully in a pickle, for so many reasons. Everyone knows it’s been a tough few years for us, so truly I’m trying to just keep my head down. My husband, family and friends keep me afloat and I truly don’t know where...

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All change!

I’m writing this in our new living room and when something catches my eye outside, it’s usually a squirrel – that makes me silly happy and that’s really good right now. Happiness is actually quite hard to achieve when you’re forced to chase it and your...

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Pole-dance - an unexpected life-saver

Hindsight is a wonderful thing but I truly believe pole-dancing, really has saved me! In 2005 I was a complete couch-potato and hated ‘exercise’ as such, I was never sporty. I last rode a horse the year before and I fell off, so I didn’t want that kind...

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Medical stuff update

Medical stuff update You might know that I’ve been a little over-excited (understatement!) about being a participant in a clinical trial. Moreover, it was the only thing I truly believed could help me - just help, not “fix” me. I’m a realist, just putting...

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Perspective

It’s taken a little time but I think I’m finally getting to grips with the different perspectives associated with this disability, and all the medical stuff to go with it. When I was first told “but you look so well” I was flattered in all honesty…. a...

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Weird and wonderful!

MS symptoms always seem to catch you a bit off guard, you don’t have to be feeling ill or tired. I recently discovered my left foot had started buzzing. The feeling would creep up as soon as my foot relaxed. I was so thankful when it seemed to evaporate...

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