Dropped It Again – MS & Hand Grip
My phone after I dropped it AGAIN! “Dang!” I looked down at my phone sitting on the pavement next to my feet. “Not again!” I…
Living with MS
MS Improves with Less Stress
My sister-in-law’s dog, Lizzie. I have always wanted a golden retriever. Not that I haven’t had dogs because I had Sampson, Josie, Solomon, and now…
Wyoming Jeepers
Melissa Cook, September 2020 – Shoshone National Park, Wyoming
MSsymptoms: Meagan Freeman’s Fantastic MS Blog
I stumbled upon Meagan Freeman’s blog “Multiple Sclerosis, Motherhood, and other Traumatic Experiences, Beyond My Diagnosis: The Life of a Health Care Provider and Mother…
I am Not the Illness Claiming My Body
One day I spent the entire morning in research about myself to develop my personal website. Lists of personality traits, goals, objectives, and “Who am…
MS symptoms: Crowd Funding Can Help Disabled Patients
When a person is on disability, money often becomes tight. A lost productive income turns into a token pay to keep one from starving. There…
MS symptoms: Waiting for the Dark Cloud
When Sampson passed away 12 days ago, I became weak in the legs, felt very nauseated, experienced vertigo, threw up my insides twice in the…
MS symptoms: Spread the Word about MSsymptoms.me
MSsymptoms.me is 10 months old this weekend. Please help me to grow the audience by sharing MSsymptoms.me with someone who might be interested in my…
MS symptoms: Benefits of Using a Cane
A few days ago my husband and I blew out the lines of the sprinkler system as we prepared to return to our Alaskan home…
MS symptoms: An Unwelcome Visitor by Doc Martin
We each deal with multiple sclerosis in our own way. Sometimes we feel positive about the day and other times we need a little boost….