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10 things for which I "like" MS

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10 things for which I "like" MS 

You know this one of our multiple sclerosis is a swashbuckling woman and has a thousand faces, say those who know her for a long time. When you summarize some of our symptoms and turn them upside down (or try to find a positive one in them), you find that sometimes it's not all so gray ... Do not think I'm out of my mind, of course, I'm not too glad to have them, but when You already have, then, try to find some advantages in the situation where you have found yourself not guilty.


Try to make a similar list .... actually it turned out to be very fun ....

10 THINGS I LOVE IN MULTIPLE SCREENING :)
  1. RIDGE - I feel like I'm cruising some exotic seas every day, and if you still wear hawaires and put your hat .... you're here ...
  2. TIRED - every day can lie down without remorse and spend more time with your pillow. My pillow earned it. I deserve it too.
  3. 3. INSOMNIA - I can look at the replay of all missed series, which are usually broadcast at night.
  4. INTOLERANCE TO HEAT - I have an excuse to consume ice cream, cocktails, ice cream cups and desserts that are used at high temperatures and is actually prescribed for that purpose.
  5. NAUSEA AND VOMITING - all of the above can consume without worrying how I'm going to gain weight. Inside ... so out of fear of anorexia, bulimia and other shit.
  6. DELAYS IN SPEECH - I finally have a way to stop and not complete words that would otherwise speed of light were fired out of my mouth ... it really saves me. When I did not know myself to find the STOP button for my own language, the multiplication made it possible for me.
  7. MEMORY PROBLEMS - when I find cell phone in the refrigerator, car keys in a microwave oven or milk - is always a pleasant surprise. Feeling irreplaceable. How else would you be so happy with the keys, cell phone and milk?
  8. SPOTTING IN SPEECH - You can not believe what cool new words you can think up ... maybe someday be included in the new Dictionary - MS Dictionary
  9. PAINS AND MUSCLE SPASMS - Everyone knows that I have multiple ... And my feet hurt and all that goes with it, and thanks to my public outbursts now really everyone knows. And now really no one really calls me to help with moving, transporting a couch or hanging wood.
  10. OPTIC NEURITIS - an ugly face to the TV screen finally blurred ... jupi. This is during the election campaigns of God given, I know that you envy me now, but no, you can not get my diagnosis.

Here are ways to stay positive with this diagnosis. I know it's hard, but there is no other way than pushing our life with the disease more positively and with as much smile as possible. Even when it's the hardest.


I would finish this post with a bit more positives. Multipla is not an infectious disease, I hope everyone is adopted, but laughter is infectious .... 

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