In my previous post, I wrote about some things I achieved in 2021 and now I would like to focus on what my goals are for this new year. At the start of every year, we see many posts on this topic and the themes are so varied, from eating better to becoming a millionaire. …
Will my 2022 goals help me achieve a better year than last year? Read More »
Over the years, I have written a few posts about travelling with mobility issues. Usually they are informative (I hope) and generally positive. Recently I travelled to Malaga for a holiday. It was a tricky decision because of the pandemic, but we decided on balance it would be safe to use air travel and have …
For the last few weeks my anxiety levels have been steadily climbing. It has been particularly difficult. Anxiety expresses itself in many ways, which include extra fatigue, poor concentration, irritability as well as physical symptoms, like upset stomach, frequent toilet breaks, to name a few. It is horrible and makes it very difficult to do …
Pacing is very important when you live with MS. Over the last week my illnesses punished me with more pain and fatigue, because I forgot this rule.
Today, May 30, is World MS Day and people living with MS and the organisations which support us, use this as a day of making people aware of the illness. There are so many fantastic events taking place. Here in Ireland the MS Society is seeking sponsors of its balloon race. There will be 9,000 …
The last week has been much easier since I stopped writing a post every day (you can read why I made this decision here). Suddenly I had time to do some exercise, head outside for a scooter ‘walk’ and yesterday we went to Galway to collect my new glasses. Everything happened with much less pressure, …
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