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Old 12-16-2012, 10:15 AM #1
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Wink Recently dx w/MS

Im 33. A single mom of one trying to raise my son best I can. Now, with MS thrown on top of my already hectic stressful life. Im finding it even more difficult to parent my child once the fatigue sets in. Its awful! If I could have MS without the fatigue I'd say great!! So far its my only complaint.

I was in school working on my degree in medical billing /coding until my illness took over. I completed finals using a walker! I am a determined woman! Have 4 classes to complete. Once I go.bck ill be part-time. 2 classes each quarter is all I can handle now. I'd love to be able to finish Wat I've started! [FONT="Garamond"][/FONT]
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Cool Don't give up!

Don't give up!! I've had dxd MS for 18 yrs. I know it sucks. When i was almost done with my BA degree yrs ago, i had to type my papers 1 semester with only one hand after my hands went numb and my other arm was paralyzed for awhile, and I couldn't lift the other arm. Don't give up. Now I have two little kids n have to work, but life is sooooo not fun now. I hope in the end all the struggle will be worth it... i guess i'm just hoping...

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