Hi. I have had MS now for 7.5 years. Lived in Illinois all my life till a few months ago. Now reside in Florida and loving Florida life. Currently on Rebif. Will be seeing my new neurologist in Florida in December. Have waited 6 months for this appt
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Enjoy living in Florida, hope the heat doesn’t mess with your ms, blessings Jimeka 🦋
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Hi, Disneycde, welcome home to the greatest M.S.er warrior family on the net!!😀👍😍💐💗 Here you can Vent, rant, & be encouraged too, & maybe even have a good laugh!😀😀 Cus now ur family too, & I hope & wish u the best with new neuro... 💗👍🍫---Jazzy🌹💜
I’m a former Illinoisan, too. What part of Illinois did you live in?
Welcome to our family. I’m sure you’ll find lots of support here with us.
Hurrah for enjoying your new home! I wish you the best with you new neurologist!
Welcome to the group. What part of Florida did you move to? My son is currently going to the university of South Florida in Tampa.
Where in Fla? R we nearby?
welcome!You live in my favorite place,Disney!! glad I was able to go 5 times,before I started to have a hard time walking,it is the happiest place on earth!
Well hello. 7.5 years, say hello to 75 years. No, it just feels like it. But seriously, I've got just a few (many) up on you. My daughter lives in Florida. Been moving slowly further and further south. Can't get far enough away from the Illinois cold where she grew up. Funny, she used to love the snow. Maybe all those weekends in the "tin can" (a travel trailer in the north woods of Wisconsin, out get-a-way for 25 years, made her this way?) Now anything less than 80° is "freezing" to her. When I went one past summer to help her move, I had to take refuge in a walk in beer cooler. Jokingly offered to pay an hourly rate. I could not take the humidity. Lived and worked in southern Indiana, H E double toothpicks, as it was hot and humid all summer. Took a transfer to El Paso to work in the company's manufacturing plant in Mexico, where it was even hotter, but without the humidity. Loved it. Went back a couple summers past to the southwest to see if we still loved the 115°+ dry heat. Yep. Still love it! I'm the skeleton in the lounge chair on the left, saying "but it's a dry heat". Hope Florida works for you. Yeah, I'm still stuck in Illinois. But...with plans of many years now to move southwest. Florida has much better fishing (which I love) than El Paso or Arizona.
But those sand sharks!!! Can't get enough of them in the desert southwest!