I have MS. I will have a bad day, everyday, for the rest of my life.

That’s a good mug.

I have MS, I’ll go wild once I hear it’s approved. Until then I’ll save my energy.

I’m adopted and know both my mothers. Birth mom didn’t want me at put me up for adoption and my mother adopted me. Birth mother came around when I was 25 wanting me back even though I’d never met her, I knew she wasn’t MY mom. I want nothing to do with my birthmother because she was just a vessel for me to end up with my real mom.

If you feel that pull from your heart that this person is your mother, then she is ( as long as everyone’s cool).

It’s been 30 minutes. Welcome back, again, again.

That’s one of the reasons I went and it did help. I had to leave for a different reason. The dry air was amazing, it was like taking a wet blanket off. My mobility went up and my energy up.

It’s worth a visit for sure!

I moved out the western slope of Colorado, to the high desert, after I got an MS diagnosis. I’ve never had more concentration in my life. I was able to focus without a chime or someone else needing to contact me. Just me and how to move forward. Years later I moved back to the city.

It took my a while to get back to city life when I left, the busy everything, the phone going off, the lights in the sky at night blocking the stars. How do we all do it?

This itself is a meme but the end product would be just a no-meme’n screenshot.

This creates the problem it’s trying to eliminate.

The clinical term is “heat exhaustion”.

Have any other monitors available?

If you do, literally change the monitor and hide the other one. Smaller the better.

I listened to both. I see what you’re saying about Jacsha Heifetz’s version, it almost cuts through you. Emotions like pain and grief don’t hit slowly in the times of death. Great links, thank you.

Just called my mom to tell her to stay away. Can’t risk her being caught up with it.