That’s good Terry I hope I haven’t upset you, I’ve had anxiety but I’m coping okay now. I’d like to improve my diet, I think eating healthy helps with such a lot of ailments I used to make home made meals and bake and all that kind of thing unfortunately I often rely on ready meals now as I’m too tired and my multi tasking skills arnt great. Lee is great at making meals but he’s working fulltime and doesn’t always have the time. I don’t ask my carers but I think Christine would make meals if I asked her. I’m having my family over tomorrow and I’ve bought 2 huge hotpots from our butchers, we’ve had them before and they are lovely. I hope you have a good weekend. Michelle and Frazer xx
I’m good with anyone, just not those motivated by money or their reputation, based on bull crap. Enjoy the hot pots. The people I know, sneak their chemicals into hot pots. Mixed herbs isn’t good for some. I cook all my own foods. Very rarely do I eat take aways. Eating a healthy diet is the key to a cure, I think. Cabbage with red onion gravy & a big juicey pork chop. With a few new potatoes. It’s ever likely I get through so much water. I’m always washing stuff down. Heinz 5 beans with egg on toast & I’m done. Eat what makes you feel good I say. Terry
The last numbers I heard were that there are over 125,000 MS sufferers in the UK.
What gets me is that it is easy for the Government to find out the exact figure - just require every neurologist to confirm how many people they treat for MS.
Obviously they do not want to.
To me, that suggests that the number is a fair bit higher than 125,000. And, if they admitted this, there would be pressure to improve treatment.
Geoff