You guys are the best..:grouphug:

I hope you all feel just a little bit better each day.. Now that's the kinda progression I'm talkin about.

I have too much other garbage going on to even think about the MS. I guess must not be too bad then, right??

I just ate at Applebys and am very gassy!

Who ya gonna call?:D:p:D

i guess all in all i'm pretty stable. my legs are a bit weaker but i'm still walking with a cane and driving.

i have friends to be with and for help and support.

my only problem is my eyes. my vision has taken a turn for the worse. i feel like i'm more nearsighted and my glasses don't help. my dr said he saw edema in my eyes and it might resolve. i see him again in about 6 wks but of course will go back sooner if it gets worse.

Talked to my daughter an hour or so ago, and she asked how I was feeling this morning. I said, Same as I feel EVERY morning at 6 o'clock: crappy. Ask me after I've been up a couple three hours how I'm feeling. I can't get an accurate reading this early.

Since the first of the year I haven’t been doing very well, MS wise. This is after a few years of feeling relatively good. The steroid taper I took a couple of weeks ago has seemed to do me some good in that my legs are quite a bit less painful. But my mobility is iffy at best, and I find that I am once again a full-time rollator user. Also, for the first time since I started on LDN I am considering charging up the ol’ power chair.

In some ways I only have myself to blame. Being without LDN for several weeks last spring certainly didn’t do me any good, and I did go out in an open boat in 92-degree heat a while back and that knocked me for a loop for a while.

I guess I’ll just continue to go with the flow. Sooner or later I’ll have a day or an hour in which I feel just a little bit better. I’ll grab that feeling and hang on to it, and build on it until I’m in the pink again. That is one good aspect of MS. If you don’t like your symptoms, just wait a minute!

Sorry, bad joke..:p:o

Hugs and good wishes all around..:grouphug: