Marion - I do understand the isolation that you feel. It can be rough. It's hard when we can't go out and about like we used to. However, I refuse to be isolated. Like, B2Y, things have to be lined up just right for me to go "peopling." Most of my socialization is with family, friends, and neighbors. It's no where near as much as I used to but it is something. And, if I lose my train of thought or can't think of words or can't remember what was just said, I really don't care that much anymore. I know perfectly healthy people who do that all the time.

I don't know what to suggest to you. I know that where I live they started an MS group that does more social things. They recently all went to breakfast and bowling. (Of course, I was in the tube while they were all having fun.) Anyhow, at least in this type of situation, everyone understands the difficulty(ies) you may be having and vice versa.