G'day ms friends and family. Everybody great so far today? I am, I slept all night, did not wake to urinate, slept alll night and woke up at the usual time. I had a win, the medicine is called zolpidem .5mg. I am sure there are side effects but I just want to sleep so Iwill find out about it later. remember I am telling YOU a story, if YOU have a problem talk to your doctor not ME. Another thing,story, TAKE A DISEASE-MODIFYING THERAPY {DMT). OCREVUS ic my preferred, less needles. I started long ago on Betaseron\betaferon. Interferon beta 1b and I have the scarring to prove it. The wife likes to tease me about all the lumps in my butt. No soft fat for her to pinch. Ahh well this is life with a chronic incurable disease. I HOPE YOU CAUGHT THAT.There is no cure for this, no matter what somenody says. Keep your money in your pocket, YOU will need it later. Having said that, it is NOT a life of doom and gloom that YOU are heading for. NO, not by a long shot. YOU can live a long fruitful and happy life with RRms. Do Not give up on yourself. Be scared, cry lots, even be divorced, it is okay it is normal. Some of our spouses are best left to the bad history story, Mine certainly was. The second one is 20+ years and counting. I intend on her burying me with my ms, even if sometimes we are hardly the p3erfect couple .
All being said, YOU my dear sweet ms sibling are on a long path. There are bumps along the way, but be observant, Avoid obstacles that get in your way. YOU are at the top of a hill. take a step. Slowly walk around the hill descending as YOU go. Slowly, slowly. Do not race straight downhill at a fast pace, slowly slowly is what YOU want. I like this, I will pretty it up over the years, I have time, lots of time ND SO DO YOU.
HAVE A GREAT DAY, AND A SLOW WALK,
,Royce