I've always had that habit but now, it's much more professional sounding.
Practice does indeed make perfect!
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I took my all-time worst fall last month in supermarket lot. On my left hip, what a bruise and what pain. No one saw me even though people were everywhere. I yelled 'F*CK!' then "I'm FINE I'm FINE". Got up. Drove away. I was spared the embarrassment which i hate worse than pain.
I don't think that I gave up anything FindingAnswersMaccy However, I am more mindful of my diet and exercise. I never smoked, partied, or drank to excess. I am pretty much a square. My motto is 'Everything in moderation'. Keep Smiling
No....I am a Type A personality. Always in charge.
TB, struggling with watching my wife and my 18 and 16 year old sons do yeomen's work around our home and I cannot help anymore. Thankful for them though. I go to the store for anything we need and I try to stay out of their way. It is humbling as all hell.
I don't smoke or consume alcohol and MS got me. I think my MS is genetic.
I do not think you get it from those things....one theory is it starts as Lyme's? i got ticks a ton as a kid. It's genetic for me (aunts on both sides) but if I lived on the equator i probably would not have it bc there are environmental factors too, as far as I have read.
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Thanks to a new friend on here, I now realize I have had Lhermitte's sign since I was in grade school. I guess the way i explained it to my mom when i was young, she made it seem normal and I just try not to make it happen. Describing an MS symptom can be very hard. It happens infrequently, i swear i went a decade without them then felt them again recently. I am no doctor but I think I got Lyme's when I was like 5 and I've been sick ever since?? I grew up in SE Massachusetts, climbed trees, built forts, rolled in leaves and grass and my mom picked ticks off my head all the time. Always had pine sap in my hair lol. Fun times but that brings the Lymes :/
Loved it, will be singing it all day! Great job! Yes let’s form a choir, go on the road with canes, walkers, wheelchairs! But I must be the director, as you would all beg me to stop caterwauling! 😂🤣
i gave up the smoking and my wine before I was diagnosed after 27 years of smoking.i am very glad i did,but every now and then still want a cig.if you do some research on these 2 and ms. it does a body no favors and they are studying the effects if they are part troublemakers in the years before ms and how if effects whether we get it or not.that being said, i try eating healthy but i obviously have an addictive personality so bring on ANYTHING chocolate
I gave up smoking around 5 years before my diagnosis, quite happily; I didn't enjoy getting bronchitis and I was able to be more active without being out of breath. Recently I learned that smoking is thought to cause worsening of MS symptoms, so I was really pleased that I had made that choice earlier. Alcohol and me don't seem to ever have mixed well. I seem to be extra sensitive to it. I get a hangover the same night - no fun, so I have quite easily been able to give that a miss too. I don't think there's a list of things to avoid - if so, I haven't found it. I think the advice is to have a healthy diet, try to avoid too much stress etc as most people without this would be advised. Also, as lots of others have said everything in moderation.🙂
Never smoked and only have 1 frozen margarita on my birthday, if I'm lucky. I don't know that I stopped anything. Started art again and it's even different than anything I'd tried before!
Just thought of one. I gave up my 2 wheeled bike, since I fell of it and broke my arm in 4 places. That's what sent me to the neuro to find out why my legs stopped working for a bit when I was on it. Now I have a recumbent trike which is fun!
Besides giving up all the good stuff, like balance, a 12 hour bladder..., all it really took was eliminating processed food. Really, that's it. No meds, just vitamins. Real food,
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