look at it this way, Keely...

some of us NEED to have things said twice, thrice, or even morce for it to sink in.



at the risk of repeating myself (and re-repeating, ad nauseam, ad infinitum)

WELCOME !!

now, I *think* I welcomed you to our fold already, but am pretty sure it wasn't in a Tysabri thread, as I (yes, you're right about that! lol!) . . . . .

wait a sec, compound sentences always frizzle my nizzle, where was I?

oh yeah... um... I wouldn't *go* to a Tysabri thread, as I know bupkis about it.

so, it hadda be somewheres else?

ah, I just adore these assistive devices for the memory-impaired (eg: "Find all posts by "X") here it is:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/thread40738.html



so... where was I?

oh yeah...

WELCOME !!

ruh roh! didn't I already DO that part?



PS: I used to play the piano too... like, Chopin, Scarlatti, Bartok kinda stuff... alas, my manual dexterity is insufficient to do even simple arpeggios and trills nowadays.

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Originally Posted by CayoKay look at it this way, Keely... some of us NEED to have things said twice, thrice, or even morce for it to sink in.

Loooove it! I can relate! It makes it pretty interesting when I have to interview folks, let me tell you...if I'm working on several stories, sometimes I have to stop and try to remember who I'm talking to--and why!

Meant to add to my introduction post: DX'd with MS on March 6, 2008--the day Brett Favre had his retirement press conference! That's how my DH will remember the date

Yeah, the Tysabri thing is a big puzzle for me, as I have to weigh the perceived risks, etc.---but I'm reading raves about it, which is encouraging.

I sent u a pm. Go to the link and read well. I think your questions will find an answer.

Nice to meet you again. Somehow I missed the bio before, so glad to hear all about you. Welcome to the good-of-it-all , the bad-of-it-all , and the wherewasI-of-it-all? BUT... one thing I know for sure is, WE ARE ALL HERE FOR THE LOVE OF IT ALL!

Welcome

hi keely,

what an interesting life you've led.
and 9000 ft! oh my.
i drove up trail ridge road (about 12,000 ft) and got so dizzy i had to come down quickly.

i guess you get used to less oxygen huh?

welcome

Keely,

Just gotta say hi again! I'm glad you posted this because somehow I missed your background info before, which I find very fascinating!

I welcomed you in your "Thank You" thread, also. But the truth is always worth repeating.....WELCOME KEELY

first sx - 1988, dx RRMS - 1993, dx SPMS - 2003.

used Betaseron for 3 years, and Copaxone for 3 years (stopped 2005), presently on no DMDs.

recently 'celebrated' 20 years with MS (just this past Valentine's Day, that's how *I* remember!)

still ambulatory, still kickin' butt, and takin' names.

now living in a cottage in the jungles of Central America (Belize) and running a small farm.