We are trying our best all day long! Somedays are harder than others, but we are trying!
What on the list do You push through? For me on this list is the fog, I cant keep a thought to save my life! This post started as something else 4xsπ
Always Try Your Best! π€ππ
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thanks Jes, I am pushing through decluttering. Getting rid of clothes that will probably never fit me again. decluttering papers that seem to multiply by themselves overnight.
Good Morning, Jes! Your post made me stop in my tracks( it wasn't a screeching stop!) but I realized for perhaps the first time in my 74 years, that I have PUSHED myself my whole life! I couldn't even wait to be born..I came 6 weeks early, my Mom said, a screaming and ornery baby that wanted everything, and was satisfied with nothing! I pushed myself in school to earn good grades, and I did, I pushed myself to join all the right clubs and organizations. I married the wrong man, because all my friends were getting married. I raised my son as a single Mom, pushing myself to do EVERYTHING right: his school, his home, his clothes, his books and toys, his playtime and friends. Fortunately, he has the soul of a rebel, and grew up to be himself, but he did get that College degree, whether he wantedit or not! I have pushed myself at work for nearly 40 years, successfully, although it nearly killed me, and at home to keep it spotless and to keep my yard and gardens spectacular. I had to retire at 59, due to my MS getting so bad I could no longer function at work, or at home, if the truth be known. I think I am DONE with the PUSHING, as it it time to be just ME. Yes, my floors need cleaning, and the gardens need weeding and probably mulching, but that isn't going to happen today. I have to take 300 mg of Modafinil just to get up and stay awake for a few hours..I'm going to do whatever I want to do and NOT push myself to do anything! Jes, you should feel very good about yourself that you can come up with these posts with pertinent information for our foggy MS brains, and actually MAKE us THINK! That is awesome! Linda
One of the worst parts of MS is trying to do something that was very easy to do once upon a time. It is frustrating to need to plan out every movement to get the job done that would have taken me 5 minutes to do 10 years ago.
the first are my major symptoms. But, brain foggy fugue, no memory, stupid words, bad decisions, childish responses that I donβt mean and craazzyy substitute words! Like, the other day I called a jigger a chigger. And contacts came out diddles. My daughter and grandson always know what Iβm mean, but my 86 yr old husband is clueless. I guess on deeper thinking, itβs the major fatigue that limits my ability to even wash dishes. And when I push myself and active anyway, I suffer with trigger points leg cramps and muscle spasms in my upper back. BUT, I thank God almost every day that I can still take care of personal needs.
if only the able-bodied folk knew this! i push through pain. when the pain clinic offered me oxycodone i said nope! i don't want to be fully medicated b/c if i took what i needed to kill all the pain i'd be a zombie.π i want just enough to push it back to a manageable level so i can take care of my fur babies and be present.
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