Posts tagged with: bethybright

I’m still here

It’s been a while, huh? Life has gotten in the way of my writing. So much life! Life with MS, on top of that. Most of you know that I... Read More

What have you done for me lately…MS edition Episode 1

I’ve decided to start a new content series on my usually very serious, sad sack blog page that attempts to look at the things MS has brought into my life... Read More

Wisdom from my Internet village

Greetings from the Slog Fest. I stole that term, Slog Fest, from a very good and reliable internet friend, who I’ve actually met once in real life, who I actually... Read More

Someone’s in a funk

And it isn’t just me. So many people I know both with MS and without are in that not-quite-spring funk we all suffer from at this time of year. My... Read More

The mental math of life with MS

I said I was writing my last post so I would remember things that I often forget that are kind of important in life, and in life with multiple sclerosis,... Read More

…and just like that

Milestone birthdays feel like such a big deal. All of those big birthdays come with so much baggage. Turning 40, turning 30…both happened at rather monumental times in my life.... Read More

Random thoughts while waiting for my car to de-ice

You know my constant debate… Go to the outside world, play the Old Me (who walks really funny but I don’t walk that much or that far, so it’s cool)... Read More

Remembering to say…for now, for today, for the moment

I think I’ve had my first bout of actual writer’s block. It’s been almost two weeks since my last post and while this bothers me intensely, I think it might... Read More

The search for peace (or pain relief…I’m not picky)

  It’s been a little more than two full years since I was officially diagnosed with multiple sclerosis on December 1, 2015. The contents of this entire blog are a... Read More

The effects of being broken

While watching one of my favorite Sunday morning shows, CBS This Morning, I always find something to inspire me, educate me or just widen my mind. We should be clear,... Read More