Editorial Team
March 5, 2018
suwood531
March 7, 2018
I’m 71, so I’ve had a lot of life experience as well as 15 years of psychotherapy, both of which make me a little more self-aware than I might be otherwise. (That and Lexipro and Cymbalta!) When I’m feeling intense emotions, I try to stop and think about what might be making me feel this way, both physically and psychologically. That is often helpful in gaining perspective. It is also very helpful to remember that everything is not about me and to think about what may be going on with people around me. But sometimes one just feels angry or sad, and that’s okay, too!
Kelly McNamara
March 8, 2018
Thanks for sharing, @poetgirrl! Feeling angry or sad is so okay! - Kelly, MultipleSclerosis.net Team Member
Kelly McNamara
March 8, 2018
Music can be such an outlet!!! Thanks, @bandmom!!! - Kelly, MultipleSclerosis.net Team Member
n2x6oo
March 7, 2018
Today, I'm coming out and declaring my ms is in remission and has been for many years. The neurologist calls me his lucky man and I concur wholeheartedly, I'm lucky to the extreme. I've not only dodging a bullet lucky, I'm dodging the atom bomb lucky.. I'm fit for a 65-year-old and love to exercise daily, My renaissance to better health comes purely by accident, happenstance if you will.I'm winning the the health lottery and what an absolute pleasure it is. Good luck to everyone. There are web sights that would remove this posting for a multitude of good reasons but
Kelly McNamara
March 8, 2018
Hi
jlucas1209
March 9, 2018
Whenever I'm feeling down, I listen to music and spend time with my pets. Lying with my dog or cats can be very stress relieving. Yesterday, I celebrated my 2 years in remission.
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