Re: Re: Told it was Hopeless

[Guest guest]

As someone in a wheelchair I don't see the deacon's comments as depressing, just

as realistic.

It does take a few years to get used to the new you (however large or slight the

difference) but as, like MS itself, it takes time, so isn't a problem. Now I

can hardly remember what it was like before MS.

Our bodies got us into this mess, they can get us out, you just need to find the

key for your particular case, patience and positive thoughts.

Janet

To: mscured

From: freewitheft@...

Date: Tue, 2 Feb 2010 18:28:18 +0000

Subject: Re: Told it was Hopeless

> It is an inconvenience however you can do other things and in some way

maintain a life a still do lots of things. Just have to adjust to this new way

of life

>

Hate to say this, but this still sounds awfully depressing to me. The only thing

I've had to adjust to is what I put in my mouth. If someone is not currently

disabled, there is no reason to assume s/he will become so! If someone *is*

currently disabled, there is no reason to assume s/he can't recover!

The course of the disease, and whether it's possible to halt it in its tracks,

is an individual thing.

Crystal

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[Guest guest]

Well said. Thanks Crystal

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, February 2, 2010 10:28:18 AM

Subject: Re: Told it was Hopeless

 

> It is an inconvenience however you can do other things and in some way

maintain a life a still do lots of things. Just have to adjust to this new way

of life

>

Hate to say this, but this still sounds awfully depressing to me. The only thing

I've had to adjust to is what I put in my mouth. If someone is not currently

disabled, there is no reason to assume s/he will become so! If someone *is*

currently disabled, there is no reason to assume s/he can't recover!

The course of the disease, and whether it's possible to halt it in its tracks,

is an individual thing.

Crystal