No, I am not actually but I have been, "VERY VERY sad" It happens to us all at one time or another, usually, there is no reason for, it just happens. Much like the erections of a 13-year-old boy, the wind changed. Sorry I could not resist that, feel free to chastise me.
We have a disease that attacks very randomly our Central Nervous System (CNS) Expect your emotions to be all over the place, especially at first. They will calm down a little, but after twenty years I still cried the other day sitting in the garage looking at clouds. This is our life with ms, fun isn't it. "YOU" are not weak when "YOU" shed a tear. "YOU" are not giving up or surrendering to this illness. "YOU" my friend are merely human, reacting to a sneaky and mischevious illness. Allow yourself your tears, it does not make "YOU" any less of anything. A good cry sometimes washes away some of the hurt and fear.
If "YOU" ever feel the need to cry, do it. I would never ever think less of "YOU", perhaps I will think more of "YOU" because "YOU" admitted and accepted your momentary weakness.
Needles scare me, I really dislike them.
MRIs scare me I just can not lay still.
Trigeminal Neuralgia scares me because I wonder if I can cope with overdosing a fourth time.
ms, does not really scare me. I have a good idea of what it can do and those things, I have decided I really do not care about
No, I have been sad, I have cried, and we are talking blubbered, but no I do not think I am sad. What have I got to be sad about. I only have Relapsing Remitting ms and it is a very doable disease and I am doing it, today, tomorrow and until my last breath. Join me, there is room for more of us to "DO. it"
Royce
I am not scared I can, I will I AM DOING RRms.
