Hello good people.
Today is yet another gloriously sunny Sussex afternoon.
I’ve been trying to put my MS ordeal into words. Here’s part of it should you wish to read it.
Best wishes, Steve
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I loved reading this Steve, You are a great guy, although I feel your sadness you always leave me feeling so inspired. If you ever write a book i would love to read it. Your life is so full of determination and adventure. Remember its not over yet… you have just found a different route…perhaps one that you would have never discovered if you hadn’t had ms…don’t ever change Steve… keep having the adventures, you can still inspire people and make a big difference to others. You help people on this forum far more than you realise.
Michelle and Frazer xx
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Hi Steve
Your writing is so emotive, I always enjoy reading, and I am itch Michelle, I would love to read a book that had been written by you.
Apart from falling twice, over fresh air, I hasten to add, I don’t think I had any clues before my numb patch on my leg, which was the start of my ms back in the 80’s, or perhaps I have forgotten, who knows!
Keep writing Steve, it obviously helps you, but also lots of peeps on here.
Pam x
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*** should say with Michelle…not itch! Sorry.
Pam x
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Lump in throat Steve. Lump in throat…from another deep thinker.
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Great read Steve. Cheers
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I’ve just put on some Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile album, The Frail specifically because I’m also a bit tearful reading that and it suited my mood.
I know the music I listen too isn’t to everyone’s taste but there’s some classical training in there and it’s one of the reasons I love it. Plus it helps get the anger out of my system!
MS is a thief - as my Mum said, she’s so thankful I did a lot before it started stealing away the things I loved.
Take care my friend
Sonia x
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Well done Steve it’s hard mate but keep smiling. XXX Don
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A great read. Than you.