#mswarrior

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It’s endless days in the hospital and that routine of vitals every shift change, daily visits from physio and OT and more pills and IVs. It’s wheeling myself downstairs for a coffee and cigarette so I can pretend for twenty minutes that I’m not trapped in a hospital bed.

It’s days and weeks in bed, watching the same tv shows and reading the same books mover and over because it’s the only thing I can count on for comfort.

It’s driving four hours to see my neurologist every few months, routine MRIs and bloodwork and all the usual jokes.

It’s my veins scarred from every one of those IVs. It’s searching vainly for the new best spot to get poked.

But then, it’s also waking up one day and I can’t walk. It’s my throat closing up and collapsing to the kitchen floor and trying to call 911 before I lose my voice.

It’s endless hours in the ER while I wait for test results and if I’m going to be admitted and shit, I forgot my phone charger.

It’s trying to explain to my kids that I have an incurable, degenerative disease, and I’m going to need some extra help.

It’s smashing a glass because my hand stopped working for a second and weeping while my husband sweeps it up.

It’s wondering if my legs are going to start working again or if I’m going to need help with nearly every aspect of my life forever.

It’s planning my life around wheelchair accessible buildings.

It’s predictable and unpredictable. It’s crying in frustration and whooping in joy when I finally get my stupid foot on top of the stupid step I’ve been trying to conquer for fucking weeks.

It’s everything.

I have been trying to wrap my mind around these past few weeks. So, so many crazy and awful things have happened. You might be thinking “but Kris, crazy awful things happen every week, daily in fact, what is so different now?”. Good question! So what is the difference? Technically none. It’s just more poignant. More obvious, in your face and we can continue to pretend that this is okay or we can…

Multiple Sclerosis Overview

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disorder that affects millions of people around the world, with India being no exception. This debilitating disease causes various symptoms such as vision problems, muscle weakness, fatigue, and more. Although there are pharmaceutical treatments available to help manage the symptoms of MS, a new treatment option is emerging as stem cell implantation. Stem cell implantation is an exciting new way to treat multiple sclerosis in India.

Hi everyone,

As you all probably know by now (because i never shut up or stop complaining about it), I have Multiple Sclerosis and it cause my body to feel so awful and painful.

I have trouble walking, feeling my body parts and many other struggles that comes with being chronically ill and having a disability/disease.

I have been going on these walks on and off for as long as i can remember and it’s a very important cause for me as a person who experiences it all first hand.