Give up, Give in. Or Give it all you’ve got

MS-related dizziness and vertigo can result from lesions in the pathway responsible for coordinating visual information , spatial information and other data that help a person navigate through space. This pathway is called the vestibular system. It is key in helping you know where you are relative to your surroundings and maintaining proper equilibrium (balance).…

Research shows that people who spend more time in the sun, and those with relatively higher levels of vitamin D are less likely to develop MS than those who do not. Additionally, people with MS who spend significant time in the sun and/or have higher levels of vitamin D have a less severe course of…

The difference between a good day and a bad day is your attitude.

Healthy lifestyle changes such as regular exercise, a balanced diet, quitting smoking, and sufficient sleep may help manage symptoms and potentially slow progression.

Now, I designate a day to dust, a day to sweep and mop, a day to vacuum, a day to clean bathrooms, a day to do laundry, a day to grocery shop. Everything gets done, just not all at once.

Unlike someone who gets sick but knows in time they will feel better, someone with MS wakes up feeling unwell, knowing this is how they will feel for the rest of their life. (If not worse, because of disease progression). A tough pill to swallow, but a reason to live life to the fullest!

To continue to show up for a story that looks so different than what you thought it’d be.

Create a buzz, Sip life’s sweet moments, Mind your own beeswax, Work together, Always find your way home, Stick close to your honey, Bee yourself 🐝

from my own body!