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The holidays can be stressful, especially when you have MS. So donât be afraid to sit this one out. If thatâs not an option, give yourself permission to ask for help. Assign tasks to your family members, such as preparing or bringing food and cleaning up. You may be surprised how happy people are to help out!Â
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Support starts with sticking together. It helps to know you can find comfort talkingâreally talkingâwith a friendâeven if itâs hard for them to relate. If youâre having trouble opening up to a friend, this advice may help.
Letâs be honest: sticking to a treatment schedule can be draining. On the days you feel like giving up, try and remember the reason you keep going forward. Youâve got this!
As the seasons change, your health insurance may change too. If youâre wondering how it will affect appointments or the cost of treatment, our Financial Support Specialists are here to help answer your questions and point you in the right direction. You can give them a call at 1-877-447-3243.Â
What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside of you.
Ralph Waldo Emerson
We all know that MS can bring about change. Sure, you might have to make adjustments, but that doesnât mean you have to sacrifice who you are or living life your way. If you want to compare the adjustments youâve had to make with others, or learn how to make change a bit easier, you can attend this monthâs C.H.A.T. event âMS Workarounds.â
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I could really use a friend right now.
Life with MS
The most boring thing about having Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is having to say, âthank youâ hundreds of times a day.
I canât get by without the help and support of other people and I am so grateful to them. I wouldnât be able to work or easily collect my children from school without it but sometimes saying the word, âthank youâ gets on my nerves and I long to be able to say something else!
I mix it up a bit for my own amusement and say, âthanksâ or âcheersâ when people hold the door open for me or help get my mobility scooter out of the car. I sometimes even say, ânice oneâ or, âawesomeâ instead but I wonder what people would think if I said something random like, âsausagesâ instead just to make it more interesting!
âSorryâ or âexcuse meâ are other ones Iâm getting tired of saying. Maybe I should swap that for, âbananasâ instead just to keep me from going crazy with boredom!
Iâm sure Iâd get lots of strange looks so for now Iâll have to stick to saying, âthank youâ and âsorryâ and pretend to say other things in my head! Iâd hate to sound ungrateful too because Iâm not.
Anyway, rant over, sausages for listening!
- Abi
Me: *calls Microsoft support about driver error*
MS Support: Yes how can we help you?
Me: I've already told you, it's the drivers.
MS Support: Yes, well can you describe your problem, please?
Me: *explains problems in Layman terms*
MS Support: Alright, let me see what we can do
MS Support: *takes three hours*
Me: *solves it*
Me: K, bye.
