I am feeling stronger all the time. I walk without a limp, no fog and I walked 1 mile yesterday without a rest.
This is unheard of. If I wasn't such a raving atheist I would believe in miracles. Oops apparently while I was away God has become a tricky subject!
All I can say is god bless Grozdinski!
If this rate of improvement keeps going on I will be running again soon!
P.S. I have not stopped LDN and oxygen.
To add reason to my delight, I still have MS. I get fatigued, eventually and get brain fog when I have done too much. But I feel a hope which I have not felt for a long time.
Hello Fellow Staggerer's.
Just a quick note, as you know, my Mother passed away a few weeks ago, so I spent a few weeks with my elderly Dad in Sunny Surrey (where it rained the enitre time!)
Anyways, funeral went as well as these things can. Was great to see my Elder Brothers, who made the trip from Vancouver, but seeing them at such a sad time wasn't great huh?
After organising the funeral, as Dad wasn't up to it, I found that by the day of the funeral, the Disability Gods, decided that if I was going to have a bad day, they would make it even worse. I could barley walk, achey legs was immense, but I got through.
Been and had the VEP's that MS specialst wanted, as he'd discovered nystagmus (which he hadn't picked up before) Technician said there were some 'oddities' but he would report back to MS Neuro within the week.
Am struggling still, balance, numbness and all manner of the usuals ! But, my disabled parking badge arrived this week, so that should make life a tad easier, when I feel up to venturing out.
Will catch up on the posts over the next few days, but a hearty 'Welcome' to the new faces
Wishing you all a good weekend, hopefully, without the rain.
Luv
Scully
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