I’m not one to enjoy sitting around doing nothing!
When you have MS and an infection, doing nothing really is the best we can do!
What I really want to do though is go to my Yoga class as I normally do with Louise my Yoga teacher!

1-1 Yoga!
Today I will try to remember that where ever I get to in my practice is ok!
I will remember that not only have I completely stopped one of my MS nerve pain meds but I have also halved the main one as well!
Today I will remember not to be hard on myself because this is going to hurt & there’s a reason for it!
I have to overcome the pain and not let it overcome me! I am in charge of own thoughts!
It is with my mind and the breath alone that will get me through this!
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βMonday already and the alarm is set to wake me up in less than five hours!
Its been four weeks since my last infusion so that can only mean one thing… Time for some more of the good stuff when daylight breaks!
This is my super juice! My drug not so much of choice because, come on, really who chooses to pump chemicals like this through their veins without getting a ‘high’ afterwards!
Actually, thinking about it, yes, I choose! I choose this over monthly relapses, over loosing my vision, over being wheelchair bound!
And there is a high, eventually, after the initial feeling like crap! The high is in the knowing that I have been relapse free and steroid free for a whole year now! Knowing that the relapse I know i had last year was minimal in comparison to before I was put on to Tysabri!
So heres to you NHS! I salute you for the service you provide for me & my MS family and anyone else that calls upon you!
Eternally grateful, me!

βCog fog! (Cognitive function)
Speech! Say no more!
Major frustration when your constantly asked to repeat yourself because you having a massive sensory overload!
Feel for my Mum, must be upsetting to have to keep asking all the time!
She’s not used to hearing me like this as she lives in a different country to me! π₯
Damn you MS! Give me back my speech!
βSo heres what happened this morning, yes I know, its only 9am!
Ok, so, I got myself ready for the gym. Thanks to my gawd damn awful chronic pain and having to increase my medication, I have put too much weight on & I’m incredibly unhappy!
I did at least find out that it is the medication that has caused the gain!
So I’ve decided to start going back to the gym & really give myself that push I obviously need!
Anywayyyyy! I arrived at the gym & was just starting to put my disabled parking badge in the window when my phone made a noise (I never know what sound means what!)
As I looked at my phone it reminded me of my physiotherapy appointment at the hospital!
It also reminded me of my Chiropody appointment this afternoon!
OH MAAAAN!
Its appears to be a week of medical appointments!
β’ Had my Tysabri yesterday (monthly MS meds)
β’ Physio today
β’ Chiropody today
β’ Blood test today
β’ Yearly MS review tomorrow with Neurologist!
The fun just never stops!

βProud friend moment!
SHE DID IT! Stephanie Millward YOUR OUR GOLDEN GIRL!
Can’t wait to catch up with u when you get home!
Gold at Rio Paralympics!
18 years diagnosed with MS, she never stopped believing, put everything into it & she’s gone and done it!
I’m so proud!
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Proving MS doesn’t stop dreams coming true! π
βTrue story!
20Β°c is always going to be tropical to me!
Don’t get me wrong, I love to see the sun! Who doesn’t! Its one of those enigmas in life, people are happier when its sunny (unless your a vampire, then that’s just unfortunate! Move to Forks, Washington,USA! I hear its nearly always cloudy there!)
Like i was saying, I’m happy to see the sun, as long as i can stay cool & its not humid! It’s the humidity that’s the hardest to combat for us MSrs, staying cool can be achieved a number of ways but how do you combat humidity? Answers on a postcard π€π
βHaving a pretty shitty day today tbh, so fatigued its unreal! Every day lately seems like I have to push myself harder, just to move my body and that’s without actually thinking about what I want my body to do! That takes even more effort! Long gone are those days that I can do things without thinking!
Right now, MS sucks but guess what, I was looking through my pictures on my phone, to find something that reflects my current mood…
That’s when I saw this photo and everything changed!
This photo was taken last Sunday when I yes me, drove the furthest I have ever driven (90 miles to South Yorkshire) to see my MS sister & the rest of our faaaamily! Of course I had my DebbieRahRah as SatDeb & navigator. What makes me feel more proud, was that I drove without feeling nervous!
This beautiful lady is my Kindred Spirit, she has helped me through my MS more than she’ll take credit for! I only need to see her smiley face and my mood lifts!
Thank you Sarah Hickman for making my day cheerier!
(And I know exactly what she’s saying when she reads this… Either “oh behave” or “stoppppp”)
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