I survived what Larry the Lesion decided to bring me. Good on me. I can't say that I believed I could when I was sitting in my house with double vision. now if only I could have my legs back from all this tingling I'll be a happier gal :)
I remember when my doctor talked to me about going on a clinical trial and I was adamant that I wouldn't be a guinea pig to anyone figuring out a new drug. Hmm... thats clearly changed! And I just have to say that I'm loving being on the trial. It's kinda like being in a private clinic with the amount of dedicated care and monitoring of my health. I like knowing that I'm in good hands.
Before I was diagnosed, I knew something was wrong with me. I just didn't know what. Being diagnosed gave me the knowledge I needed to step up and do what I needed to do to get healthier. And for that I'm grateful. I may not know what my path with my MS is, but I can only hope the changes I've made will help my body heal the 20 lesions in my brain and help to hold off any next phase the disease can go.
And now, the leaves outside are calling my name to get them into bags! This time of year is so mean... the lawn mower goes away and now the damn leaves cover the lawn! Tsk.