Thursday, July 27, 2017
GTAONLINE and the Trap Militia - Making Moves
Sunday, July 2, 2017
The Relapse: RRMS and how it affects me
From May-June 2017 I was in a Multiple Sclerosis relapse. For an average of thirty days I progressively lost use of my right hand. I'm better now, by God's grace. My heart goes out to all MS patients and the ones who care for them, the families who are affected by it, and especially those newly diagnosed. It's one hell of a ride fighting this monster but it's doable. I decided to use my left hand.
Decisions,lol. My left hand wasn't close behind the right considering I'm right handed. I had to LEARN to use my right hand and when I tell you it was challenging...whew, it was. But I did it. I couldn't write but I could feed myself after practice (until then hubby fed me or I ate finger foods). With an auto immune disease/chronic illnesses such as Multiple Sclerosis, if course my panic anxiety was on full blast and so was my depression. I panicked because I was unsure of what else was going to "go out".
I'm now on Gilenya since May 24, 2017 (a disease modifying drug or DMD) that is said to slow down the progression of Multiple Sclerosis. So far I have not felt horrible like I did with Rebif, the old dmd I took. I take a pill instead of injections like before but I still long to be med free like I was prior to the relapse.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Making Up The Bed
Friday, November 4, 2016
Back against the wall
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Musculoskeletal pain please go away
Musculoskeletal pain (nociceptive pain) is caused by damage to muscles, tendons, ligaments or soft tissue. Musculoskeletal pain in MS feels like the pain from common injuries unrelated to MS, such as a sprain or pulled muscle. ... Muscle or joint pain due to changes in posture, spasms or muscle stiffness (spasticity)
Cannabis, hot showers, organic herbs, and any other pain relieving assistance I can get, I'm all for. As long as it's as organic as it can be, I'm with it. I find that putting unhealthy things into my body has really damaged my well being to the extent that I'm nauseous, and extremely paranoid. Big Pharma has done a job on me, and now it's time to regain some of my soul. I'm trying...one day at a time, I'm trying. To cope. To live.
Musculoskeletal pain please go away
Musculoskeletal pain (nociceptive pain) is caused by damage to muscles, tendons, ligaments or soft tissue. Musculoskeletal pain in MS feels like the pain from common injuries unrelated to MS, such as a sprain or pulled muscle. ... Muscle or joint pain due to changes in posture, spasms or muscle stiffness (spasticity)
Cannabis, hot showers, organic herbs, and any other pain relieving assistance I can get, I'm all for. As long as it's as organic as it can be, I'm with it. I find that putting unhealthy things into my body has really damaged my well being to the extent that I'm nauseous, and extremely paranoid. Big Pharma has done a job on me, and now it's time to regain some of my soul. I'm trying...one day at a time, I'm trying. To cope. To live.
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Meibomian Gland Dysfunction and Dry Eye
More about Meibomian GLand Dysfunction and Dry Eye:
The tear film has three basic layers; oil, water, and mucus. Problems with any of these layers can cause dry eye symptoms. The oil layer for the tear film is produced by meibomian glands on the edge of your eyelids. They secrete oils that allow the tears to stick to the surface of the eye. If the glands are deficient or clogged the watery layer of the tear film evaporates quickly, leaving the eyes dry. Sometimes people with oil layer deficiencies will have frequent reflex tearing as a result.
One thing that helps is fish oil or flax seed. These are things on my MS diet. I'm so glad to know that these are also helpful in what's going on with my eyes. I will still have to have a MRI to see if there is still an optic cyst, etc. There's some pressure behind my left eye. With Multiple Sclerosis, vision problems are common so I'm glad I got on top of this.
I'm also still gaming on PS4 GTA online. It's challenging with my eyesight but at least I know what's going on.