Kay I'm sorry for all of the trouble,and pain that you are going through. My sister has MS,and I know that it's more difficult then most people realize. Her MS keeps getting worse. Some peoples MS goes into remission for periods of time. My sister has the spasms,and areas of pain that feels like fiber optic type wires burning,and going down her legs. Now she can't walk. I'll stop there. I'm just saying that I know something about MS,and I'm sorry that you are going through this.

I'm familiar with Seroquel,and Xanax. Taking a small dose of Xanax helps with the fear,and panic attacks. Seroquel will put you to sleep at first,and then as time goes by,it will cause a major slow down in activity depending on the dose. Seroquel can make you feel faint a half hour after you take it if it's a large dose. The only good time you can take it is after 6 PM,or when you are home for the evening unless the doctor says otherwise.

I know what you mean about anxiety,and dreading future events. We don't know what will happen in our future,so it's hard to think about it. You will receive strength tomorrow when tomorrow comes. It's hard to see this now. If you can,just live one day at a time,and concentrate on one thing at a time in the order of the legal issues. Take care of the most important issues,and don't let them frighten you. The way they word legal business is enough to scare anyone. They are just as human as we are,and I wish that they would be easy with the wording of these papers,and documents.

I will pray a prayer for you to receive favor in sight of the judge,and legal system,and for your MS,and anxiety. BF