I support a close friend who had a diagnosis of MS aged 20. She is now in her sixties, has grown up children, grandchildren, a divorce, a career and four little dogs. Her remit for the medics has always been 'keep me on my feet'. She has taken every drug going, every possible treatment, and still lives a very full and fulfilling life.
Thank you so much Janey, it’s good to hear about your friend. I’m still on my feet and life is pretty good, albeit different from how I planned it to be 💛
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Time now to enjoy the break !
Oh indeed! 💛
Keep Writing , Jane , its clarity and catharsis is so well explained. Xxx
Thank you 🙏
Heartbroken Jane. Thank you for sharing your story. I hope that you're getting lots of rest and recovery after writing this. Hugs
Ah thank you so much Eliza. That is so what I need now, it’s not happening just yet as I’m trying to get ready to go away, but soon, soon 🙏😊
Superbly written but also completely heartbreaking to relive it with you. Thank you again for sharing. Xx
Thank you Sue 💕. Something a little lighter next time 😉
I support a close friend who had a diagnosis of MS aged 20. She is now in her sixties, has grown up children, grandchildren, a divorce, a career and four little dogs. Her remit for the medics has always been 'keep me on my feet'. She has taken every drug going, every possible treatment, and still lives a very full and fulfilling life.
Go you, you can do this!
All best wishes x
Thank you so much Janey, it’s good to hear about your friend. I’m still on my feet and life is pretty good, albeit different from how I planned it to be 💛