Posts tagged with: MS Life

MS Life

Quick update

The Great Scott himself called me before I could call him this morning. As it turns out, my labs were completely normal. No UTI indicators at all. No indicators of... Read More

Greetings from the inside

Day three of my confinement. I’m beginning to lose what’s left of my mind. This is my first actual lab-verified experience with having a UTI while also having MS. This... Read More

My amazing shrinking life

The trouble with having a disease like MS is that nobody can tell you how your particular MS will behave. Will you be one of the adventure hikers you see... Read More

The galaxies in my mind

This is what I imagine the galaxies in my mind look like. Alas, this is a picture of actual galaxies and not my mind at all but it sure is... Read More

Remembering to Look Up

I’ve been pondering my supposed treatment refractory situation for what feels like every minute of every day since my last appointment with The Great Scott. I’m not going to lie,... Read More

The blog post that almost wasn’t

Here’s the unfiltered truth about why writing this blog has been helpful to me. It’s not about helping others. Or even helping myself, really. It was mostly about the fact... Read More

I needed to take a minute

I’ve always been very much a fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pants kind of girl. It wasn’t really a choice I made – it was just my nature. I had a boss once who said... Read More

Should you? Or shouldn’t you? Probably Not.

I had a bit of an epiphany last week while sitting in Cheryl’s office. For those who might be new, Cheryl, aka My Precious, is my shrink. After almost 20... Read More

Let’s try this again

When I started to write this post, it went sideways. I wanted to be honest about the way I’m struggling, all the times I cried, how frustrated I am by... Read More

It’s been awhile since our last drug scandal

In my early days after diagnosis with MS, it seemed like I was always accidentally stumbling across strange and unbelievable drug situations that at the time felt like they were... Read More