's to you Deb. I am right there with you, hon. I tend to stop posting when I feel like this which makes no sense. I guess I feel useless to everyone here too.

I KNOW this will pass. Well at least the emotional part will, not the physical symptoms. When the rest of our lives are extremely stressful, it makes the MS sooo much harder to deal with. I'll be thinking about you!

There's an old saying..."When the student is ready, the teacher appears..."

Last evening I watched the Gabby Giffords piece on ABC...wow! She has been through so much, and continues to fight on.

Then, on the local news afterwards, they profiled a young man who was in a horrific car accident when he was 2 years old. His mom and stepfather were killed, and he suffered damage to his spinal cord.

He is now a graduate of law school and works for Chase in their mortgage department. He is known for his close attention to detail, and is an invaluable part of their team.

He overcame such adversity and challenges to get where he is...he can't even shave himself, yet he has fought and found purpose.

Thank you all again...I feel so much better and your words, along with prayer, are helping.

I have vowed to DH, "No more grumpies..."

I watched the Giffords last night too. What a fantastic journey she has had and still improving.. It kind of puts all of our gripes in prospective, huh?

So right, Sal!