Hi Charlie. Long time no, um, see? hear?

This place is a lot like the old cafe.

Tom

let's keep it that way and since you are here at NT lets enjoy NT

chais papa now bombi
 

Good afternoon NT people. I'm Bombi. I was chais papa on MSW. I finally tracked this site and forum down and reading through some post I recognize some people. Well, after you all bailed it was never the same.

I'm mid fifties, married (part time) have two grown up sons who I' very proud of and live in the US Virgin Islands. As far as I can tell there is one other person on the island with MS but she doen't like to talk about it.

I manage a medium size condo in St. Croix. I live in a little West Indian cottage I built on the east end. I swim a lot enjoy boating and play some golf.


I've been dx'd for @ 10 years but had symptoms long before tht. My younger brother has PPms and his daughter was just dx'd with rrms.

I look forward to getting to know the forum and you and some good conversation and information.

Hey there Papa/Bombi!

Welcome to NT! Good to see you here! How's the island life?:)

Welcome, Bombi...So glad you found us.:)

Come on in and join the Family..:hug:

bombi some bailed and some were selected to bail :yikes: glad you found us this site is great Bombi, I enjoyed other site till the S.S. gestapo censors took over but this site has that one beat by a mile even before the SS gestapo took over this site still had old one beat



peace

Thumper's finally made her way over to introduce herself. Thank goodness for this thread because I didn't know how to jump in here. :D

I'm not even sure if I belong here yet, I just had my MRI yesterday and I'm waiting for the results. :(

I met with my NS while I was there. There really wasn't much to tell from past years. I have been so healthy that I couldn't even remember the last time I had the flu. I have never had a broken bone, not even a sprain. I have never been stung by a bee! The doctor joked that I was saving up for something big. I talked about the last six months and my growing awareness that something was wrong. I talked about losing my balance, feeling dizzy, tingles in my extremities, stiffness, numbness, and problems with my vision. She listened intently and wrote it all down. I also told her of my seemingly isolated incident of optical neuritis ten years ago.

They say everything happens for a reason. I am inclined to believe that. Or maybe it is just that I want to believe that. Believing, even if it is an illusion, is preferable to not believing in anything at all. ;)

Welcome Bombi!