HOW I MANAGE MY SYMPTOMS / AND STILL WORK LIVING WITH RELAPSING MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS / MOM OF 2

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@ajcrum3689 11 ай бұрын

my neighbor has MS she grows all her own food in raised beds in her backyard and she has managed not to be on meds due to growing her own food with no chemicals . i find this interesting . my uncle had MS for over 40 years and he passed not from MS but from covid . i just felt the need to share this with you since you also have MS . it’s fascinating to me my neighbor has had MS for like 7 years now she is still driving and teaching high school kids . i hope ur feeling better

@LiiBorossy 11 ай бұрын

That would be the dream. Growing my own food 🥰

@MamaV6531 11 ай бұрын

Love from CT, USA! Thank you for all the wonderful information - very helpful. You handle everything beautifully. I have a 15 year old, a 13 year old and twin 11 year olds - I believe they are the only thing that keeps me going. I can only teach part time now so that I can save energy for them but even so, some days we don't accomplish much. It can be hard to accept but we are together like you said. 👍. As always I wish you and your family all the best! ❤

@LiiBorossy 11 ай бұрын

I send you so much love in return!!❤️❤️ Same for me I work part time as well. And even that gets too much at times. How is your kids handling your diagnosis? I’m afraid what affect this will have on my kids. Take care my friend ❤️

@MamaV6531 11 ай бұрын

Dear Lii, my nickname is Lee😍 My symptoms have been "invisible" for the most part so I have been fortunate to actually hide it from my children. I too am afraid of their reaction - if they will worry too much about me or worry if it is hereditary and they are at risk. I didn't want it to be part of their childhood, even though there is nothing wrong with that and I didn't want them to think less of me but over the years I've discovered that I'm a better Mama than many women I see that don't have a medical condition because I am involved and present and listen to them. I am also grateful for every moment in a way people without MS wouldn't be. Some days aren't pretty and they get frustrated with my brain fog which I attribute to "getting old" and such, but I've raised them to be compassionate to all people and they seem to rise to the occasion when I need extra help. You are developing a strong relationship and memories with your beautiful kids and they will understand and be strong too. When I officially tell my kids, I'll keep you posted. I feel like it is hard to approach but maybe we just should act like it's perfectly normal because it is! I believe everyone has issues that they work through whether they have a diagnosis or not and none of us is perfect. I have a sign at home for my kids that says "Be patient with your parents!". 😆 Sorry to keep you so long. 🧡