Getting ready for my daughter's big day

My oldest daughter will be married on November 19. She is 36 years old and has waited a long time for this special day. I'm staying fairly calm considering all the normal crazy activities but I'm praying that my symptoms don't steal the show. It's all about her!

[WAshingtongirl]

How beautiful! And congrats, Mom. Will pray you feel 'well,' your symptoms remain under the radar, and that you keep your composure when your baby says, "I do!"

[timandlisa66]

Very pretty!

[Royjr]

Congrats mom!!!!!!!

[jimeka]

Oh wow, what an occasion, hope all goes well and all of you have a terrific day. Get the hanky ready, one that matches your outfit of course! Be well, Jimeka

[K5of6]

Don't let your possible Diagnosis cover your happy day. Even if you get the bad news. It's not a death sentense. If you do get diagnosed, go to a New Diagnosed meeting and talk to people in the same position. Itb should eleviate your attitude. Focus on the day not what may happen. Good lucj and congratulation to your daughter.

[Hidden in reply to K5of6]

I've been in the club since early 2012. Thank you for the encouragement!

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador]

Welcome Hidden and Congratulations! What a wonderful occasion. Make sure you take time for yourself so your ready for your daughter's big day

BTW Your table is absolutely beautiful. Awsome job Mom.

[Hidden in reply to Jesmcd2]

I'm a list person and I was just thinking about scheduling in some time for "me." Giggle, giggle!

[Jesmcd2 CommunityAmbassador in reply to Hidden]

Most definitely! At least an hr in the morning and afternoon

[katepoet]

Eat an anti-inflammatory diet. Take ReMag (rnareset.com) Take Protandim. (try a bottle from amazon and know that the cost drops if you get it from the manufacturer.)

[Hidden in reply to katepoet]

I've heard about remag. I take magnesium malate (when I remember) haha!

[katepoet]

ReMag is different. It goes to the soft tissue. You take it and other mag. It stopped the hug for me 5 years ago and its never been back.

As for the memory, Protandim works on that. It gave me back my brain so I can work again.

[bxrmom]

Congrats to your daughter! Try to take things easy and not let the stress get to you. Make sure you make some 'me' time so all the stress doesn't get to you.

[Fancy1959]

AccidentalMtGìrl, it's Fancy1959 welcoming you to this wonderful chat room. I'm glad you brought your concern here but you're going to get so much support and advice you know what to do with it all. Don't sweat the little stuff if the big stuff has taken care of itself. Your daughter is no young 20 year old that it hasn't settled down. She is 36 and as you said yourself she has waited a long time to find just the right person to promise herself too. That's the major concern of the entire wedding. If they deeply love each other and they have waited a long time for this, relax the big stuff is set in concrete.

Just enjoy the occasion, don't feel like you personally have to tackle every little issue that pops up. Setback take care of yourself and watch the beautiful wedding celebration unfold right before your eyes. It looks like what's done already on the tables is absolutely gorgeous so you got people helping you. Relax don't let your MS symptoms flare. Take control put them on the back burner and enjoy the day or night.

If you can please let us know how it goes. And take a picture of the beautiful couple again you can and get them posted in this chat room. I know there's a way to do it but I haven't done it yet so I cannot talk you through it. I know somebody else will read this and come to your rescue. We all would love to see it I bet. It was great talking to you I hope to get to talk to you again. You have found a safe place to come and meet other people with MS. To ask questions, voice concerns, and look for information and advice. Don't be a stranger. Remember together we are stronger so come join our chat room. Take care of yourself, relax and let us know how the wedding celebration went off.

[greaterexp]

Congratulations! I hope you get to truly enjoy the whole experience!