So the ups and downs of this conditions are sometimes overwhelming.
I’ve gone from as miserable as sin, to feeling a powerful woman on top of the world!
Today though couldn’t even lift my head off the pillow it was like someone had put superglue on there! Or maybe at some point in the night a steamroller came over me. (Maybe it was trying to iron out the wrinkles, well good luck with that one, if that happened I’d be ten foot tall and ten foot wide!!)
So I’m in a kind of take each day as a comes stage at the moment, and hoping nothing else stops me from getting out of bed tomorrow!
I know how you feel, yesterday was amazing, took my boyfriend for his theory test, cooked for 8 people, even drove to brighton and back, 100 odd miles. Yet today, just my bed, exhauseted, over did it big time, but i felt so good yesterday.
your posts are always cheery, def. not boring. it frequently takes me a while to get back here, i have a very old/knackered laptop, so i’m at its mercy each and every day.this site was changed sometime back and it does seem a lot quieter since the re-vamp. shame they don’t have a live chatroom, really. re tiredness, at regular intervals i’ll have a day or two that seem to consist of brief spells of consiousness in between falling asleep, mostly sat up… i feel about 90.
I’m such an empowered woman at the moment, that tomorrow I am leading hundreds of peope in protest against our local council’s decision to sell our school playing field to make local authority housing!!!
I always describe life with MS as a roller coaster. Unfortunately I was never keen on the really scary ones but I’m learning to cope I hope you get the right result with the local council, that’s the sort of thing that would get me enraged too. Sell off the playing field and then in 10 years’ time realise that school kids have nowhere to let off steam! Tracey x
Well! As Noreen said watch out world here I come! Feeling particularly empowered today.
Had a mass protest on my school field, surveyor and project manager came to measure and were so taken aback by our protest that they didn’t measure anything.
They retreated to the Head Teachers office where the project manager was seen to be visibly shaking!
So to the local council just be aware, I am a woman on a mission. You won’t be having our school field, not on my shift!
(Doesn’t help I’ve got major pmt, and also work at the school and am literally fighting my employers! Bring it on!)
Can totally understand the ups & downs. At the start of the week I was ready to take on the world after I’d been to Ms life, wanted to get involved with local charities. I was feeling good.
Then I went to my nurses appointment Wednesday morning, still feeling rather good, but the question of medication came up. They have given me the choice, which is great but if I choose them I’ve accepted what’s happening (only got DX last summer) Think I’d rather be told what to do.
Now since then I’ve gone back into my shell & feeling totally overwhelmed.
I hope you get the right result with the local council, that’s the sort of thing that would get me enraged too. Sell off the playing field and then in 10 years’ time realise that school kids have nowhere to let off steam! Tracey x