[agate]

I never stop being amazed at the remarkable ways people have found for dealing with MS.

Anyone who has had MS for any length of time is probably doing remarkable things just to get along in spite of the MS, IMO.

Your perseverance is really inspiring.

Then there are those who are good at persevering but have to learn when to stop because fatigue sets in, and we just can't do whatever it is we were doing so capably a minute or two ago.

[doydie]

Thank you for your story. I sat here crying as I read it. Hope you don't go back and tell your amazing wife you made some one cry here today.

[Rick DeSantis]

Yes my wife is truly amazing. She has always been my inspiration from the very beginning of my journey. She of course is my best friend and we are totally inseparable. She has always been the love of my live. Oh god don't get me started I could go on forever.

[Debbie D]

It is amazing when you truly listen (or in this case, read), how many stories we can learn from by allowing others to relate theirs.

Thank you for sharing yours. I agree that the 10% use of brain cells is a myth; mind is the builder, and whatever we create in between the ears is our reality.

Congratulations on making a ton of lemonade from the lemons you've been given; keep us up to date!!

We all have our survivor stories, and at NT we gain such support from each other...

Keep on the road to being the best you can be, and blessings to your partner who travels with you and gives you support. They have an instant ticket to the front row in Heaven

[Rick DeSantis]

For me and my journey with MS motivation and inspiration played a very important part. We all get down at times but I always tried to dismiss those feelings as much as possible. A very good friend sent me this video.
http://www.maniacworld.com/are-you-g...sh-strong.html

I have probably watch this video over a 1,000 times over the years and it seems every time I do I learn something new about living life.