Grateful for 2018

[IFwczs]

2018 is nearing its end. As we are getting ready to enter 2019, let's remember all the good things in relation to our MS that happened to us in 2018 we are grateful for. I will go first.

I am grateful that I got on Ocrevus in 2018.

[falalalala]

I am most grateful for the help I get from my husband.

[greaterexp]

There is so much for me to be grateful for, but I echo falalalala in being gratitude for my husband.

I’m so grateful for each person who comes to this site to share of themselves. You all enrich my life with your support, understanding, and friendship.

[jimeka]

I am most grateful for this forum, for the good friends I have made and knowing it’s a safe place where I feel welcome and loved. Blessings Jimeka 🤗

[rjoneslaw]

I am graceful for the form and the various people who have come into my life this year. I am also graceful for those who exited as well

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador]

IFwczs I am blessed and grateful to be a part of this beautiful, wonderful and special forum. I am blessed with my caring husband and daughters who make my 'ms' journey so much more 'enjoyable'. I am blessed and grateful for many (especially some I this forum) that help me maintain my healthy 'can do' attitude! Thank you!

Keep Smiling, and Stay Strong,

vHugs, and vSmiles, always,

Carole

[MS_Indestructible]

I echo many of the comments made so far. My greatest gratitude is this community and of the many members who make what it has become. And 1018 for once again avoiding the dreaded wheelchair. A Happy New Year and 2019 to follow.

[erash]

I thought it would sound very superficial but the first thing that popped in my mind also was “thankful for Ocrevus” 😊

From there the list is endless. Blue skies. Birds singing. Family. Hubby. Laughing. The community center. My volunteer work. ...

[Elizt3]

I’m so grateful I found this community last spring! Have learned so much useful information and appreciate how much people care.

Grateful for my almost 21-year-old daughter who comes home from college and rubs my feet (Neuropathy and spasticity).

Grateful that I’m all set up to start O next week (only took six months 🤨).

My list could be longer, but I’ll stop there. Thanks for starting this post. It’s a helpful chance to reflect.

[mrsmike9]

I'm grateful my MS did not progress but a teeny bit this year and it's still "livable". I'm also grateful my art, which was "discovered" because of the MS, provides me and others with pleasure.

[kdali]

In relation to MS 2018, I am most grateful for being shown a better way to manage my symptoms, and for my experience with almost none where I was able to live “a day without MS” for a few glorious months. I’d have a giant list of specifics that I’m happy about realizing, surviving, doing anyway because YOLO, not doing anyway because I’m not a fool, experiencing that sucked but now I know better, etc...the regular ol life roller coaster/MS style. I saw TuTu’s first post ever the other day and it really struck me. How we have changed, grown, lost and gained...and some of you I am so grateful to now not remember that first ever not knowing you, if that makes sense. Thank you for being here. 🤗

[carolek572 CommunityAmbassador in reply to kdali]

Yes, kdali YOLO, and shall we make it a grand one, n'est pas? How about a MSAA forum seminar in Fiji? Would be a blast to meet each and every one of you! And thank you, everyone, for being a part of this forum!

[kdali in reply to carolek572]

I would love to go back to Fiji! We were married there and it was so perfect. I’d also be down for a meetup someplace that doesn’t require 5 connections 🤣

🤗

[Ali_B62]

Good idea, I am very grateful to have this lovely group of people who understand and share. Here's to an even better 2019!

[RoseySawyer]

I am grateful for Everything!!! God Bless everyone! 😊❤🌷

[quegh]

Thank you for the fellowship.