The MS Hug – There are two different effects of MS that may trigger an MS hug: Muscle spasms in the small muscles between the robs ( the intercostal muscles) Changes in sensation (called dysaesthesia), which are sometimes, but not always painful. My “hug” seems to happen if I let myself get too fatigued. It…

Being constantly in pain. Yes, constantly. Every single second. The person is smiling? Still in pain. The person doesn’t mention it? Still in pain. The person says, “I’m fine.” Still in pain.

This morning, I feel dizzy, weak, a little shaky and tight around my mid-section. Not normal, but not strange. This disease is quite often so strange! The bummer is, we never get a break from it. It may be a little different each day, but it never goes away. Keep on keepin’ on!

It’s a life sentence

Have invisible symptoms Are able to function when in extreme pain Hide their illness well Don’t seem sick Who have flareups no one else sees Fight a daily battle others can’t see You got this

Make sure it’s a nice place to be.

But you will never see me quit.

– Expensive cars A big fancy house A lavish lifestyle But the real luxuries in life are: Peace of mind Good health Time with loved ones Mental clarity A strong body Meaningful relationships Freedom to do what you love Inner happiness A stress-free life Quality sleep

Until being strong is the only choice you have.

But problem creating skills is where I really shine.