Never giving up not giving up.

I have had MS all my adult life. I never accepted being disabled. People in my youth thought I was odd because I can't walk ialong side some one without walking into them. People thought I had a personal space problem!!! I have been asked if I have parkinson's on a bad day. "Why don't you train on your upper left side"

Reply " the muscle just doesn't grow"

So.....

Now I am in my 50s and all manner of health problems have hit me.

I try to use humour and if allowed serenity., Plus wisdom from all my mistakes.

I am moved by healthunblockef.com

I feel in a humble position and also close to tears because I can read about people similar to me.

No to people are the same.

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I love the words you wrote in your post! I am 60 years old. I was diagnosed in 2018 at age 58 with Primary Progressive MS. To say I was devastated is a huge understatement! People, such as yourself, inspire me everyday. Thank you for posting!

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Thank you for your words. Never give up, even when your down . Make sure it's not for long. From flipin9

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Something to make you laugh. I have real problems getting out the bath. It's taken a year to find a comfortable, physical strategy. You know that feeling when you are just stuck!!!The water gets less cold know before...... I get out the bath.

🦾 Power to your elbow

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Self care , is looking after your disabilities as they arrive .But never stop being creative ,

In your persuit of Adventure.

Much hope for everybody.

Flipin 9

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Thank you for your words. I have recently been diagnosed - at age 66! - and am still trying to wrap my head around it. You made me smile. Take care of yourself!

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Still on the planet at 52yrs and still partying through life. Just glad to be helping anybody .