Tuesday, March 31, 2015. Take, for instance, the beach. Walking aids like canes and forearm crutches suffer in the deep sand. Wheelchairs and walkers? Thursday, February 26, 2015. Fortunately I discovered my caregiving skillset w.

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Straight Talk from a Thirty-One-Year Survivor. My fear of having MS and where it will lead is gone. I have, and will continue to offer help, support and guidance to those affected by this chronic illness in this website and other channels. Debbie Petrina, Author of Managing MS.

Hot enough for ya? On the lookout for anything that might help me walk better. Because I have a disease for which there is no cure, I tend to take a second look at just about any product that might help ease my MS symptoms and my make day-to-day life more bearable. If you follow my blog, you may know MS has affected my ability to walk. For some years now, I have been using a cane to help me walk better. Having worn them for a month, I feel that they help impr.

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Welcome to OCD meets MS. I am a sufferer of anxiety, depression and OCD and was recently diagnosed with MS. I also suffer from a very bad case of sarcasm. I started the blog as a way getting things out of my head. Or maybe just entertain them. The beginning of the story.