News day! I am switching neurologists. I have been quiet on this transition with most everyone, but today I get to meet with my new neurologist for the first time, and I am both excited and nervous about this. I am thankful that my switch to a new neurologist is not a result of worsening … Continue reading Out With The Old, In With The New
When I was diagnosed with MS, it didn’t really take me that long to be able to talk about it. There were a couple months of crying to myself with my close friends and family, and then I would slowly start to talk about it with other friends who maybe weren’t as close. I needed … Continue reading Mommy has MS
It’s been two months since quit whole 30. I have been feeling good still, not great. But certainly better than pre w30. I can certainly clean up my diet a bit, but it’s a work in progress. I learned on whole 30 just how difficult it is to work out and do whole 30. I’m … Continue reading Controlling my MS
It’s 6:30am and I have been in bed for about 30 minutes delaying getting up. I’m heading to St Louis with my mom and my boys today so that I can see my brother, SIL and their girls. I am so excited. But I am also annoyed. My left arm and left knee are really … Continue reading Symptomatic Saturday
For some reason people are so eager to learn about my diagnosis with MS. It is so funny to me because I absolutely do not care. The people who ask do surprise me, but never offend me. But at the same time, it was easily the worst day of my life. So why are so … Continue reading My MS diagnosis
34 days ago I woke up so tired of the pain I was in. It’s not life altering, but it was hard. I woke up with headaches, would regularly feel like lightening was striking me along the side of my face, sometimes so bad I would have to stop whatever I was doing and grab … Continue reading Whole 30 alumni
Days with Andrea 