WEEKLY MS FACEPLANTS, My Writer's Journey, Sun 12-15-24
MS writing, meditation, and personal growth
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I write a lot, and I write fairly quickly for a couple of different publications and I have often thought I would like to write about some difficulties I have to deal with, but before I do, I think to myself, ”Nobody wants to read that stuff.”
And I think “What if somebody with the same problem could benefit from what I have learned.”
Then I think “Nobody would read that crap.”
Then I would think “Maybe someone would take some inspiration from it for one of their problems,”
Then I thought “Nobody gonna read this!”
So I started today!
Here we go!
It has been suggested to me that Sundays would be a good, quiet time for reading about this topic, and I do agree, so here we go. It will probably take some time to become as presentable as I would like it to be, but hey, I have a slight disadvantage.
I know some of you have questions, and others of you also have these problems, so I would ask that you join in, and comment when you can. When someone is at this point, life is completely different for them than it used to be. It’s still a journey, but some discoveries you have made, could make someone else’s life easier.
From the top.
I first noticed some odd symptoms in the mid-1970s.
My left eye developed some blank, or black areas in my field of vision. my opthalmologist said I had a retro-bulbar neuritis, or something, and he wanted to put me in the hospital with a steroid drip, but alas, I had no health insurance.
So I tried ignoring it.
Then, one Saturday, at a sales meeting, sitting at a high-school-type desk, watching the sales manager. when I bent my head down, there was a sort of electricity that would run down my back…….
CONTINUED.