The Return of the Lazy Blogger
When I took this blog too seriously, a long time ago with thoughts of using it as a gateway to a career in wine and food (honestly!), I used to read blogs about blogging. I think I had too much…
Category Living With Multiple Sclerosis
My personal reflections on Multiple Sclerosis. Good days and bad days, preferably the former.
One sclerosis can never be enough, after all…..
MS: Time For A Rest
MS progression has, for me, reached a new phase. I need to learn how to deal with that. Time for a rest... Not always easy... #MS #MSLife
MS: Is This Progression?
MS is never linear. I should know that by now. It can throw confusing questions at you. Sometimes it is necessary to wait for an answer to those questions. That can be hard work, even with the best support. #MS #MultipleSclerosis
All is Change
Been off the blog for a while. A time of a lot of change. I have taken comfort in the trivial through all of this. And I am reminded of how lucky I am. #cycling #MS
MS: Not As Planned
This was to be a positive post. Good medical results! Even took a nice picture for it. With a bike in it, of course!
Then MS laid me me out on the sofa. Had to settle for bikes on the TV.
#MS #cycling
MS and the Ability to Surprise
Being open about MS leads to surprise and (good) questions. These give a chance to explain (my) MS. They also show how the on-line world can help. #MS
2019: Closing the Door
As 2019 closes it's natural to look back. Hence a post looking back on a year of learning and fantastic new experiences. #MS #cycling
The Challenge of Riding on a Train
A morning commute is part of everyday life but, with MS, it is something of an effort. Riding a bike up a mountain seems easier! #MultipleSclerosis
Drawing to Remember and Other Tricks
Memory issues are part of MS. They are not nice but need to be coped with. Personal strategies to help remember the good times... Like drawing badly... #MS
My Memory Fragmentation
Multiple Sclerosis causes cognitive issues. Been thinking about these a lot lately.... 'Memory Fragmentation' #MS #MultipleSclerosis