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10 ideal feelings of my future

10 ideal feelings of my future

My new life coach gave me an assignment to come up with 10 feelings and attributes I want my future to have. It sounds funny but let me explain. It’s 10 feelings I want to feel that I either am seen by others as or probably most importantly how I want my life to be lead with.  I had the first 5 because 2 are my personal fears and goals in life and the other 3 is what the course…

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It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to….

It’s my party and I’ll cry if I want to….

On Monday evening I had a little incident with my daughter. She was upset with her boyfriend and took it out on me. I can’t say I didn’t understand because she’d be the first one to stand up and say my mom does it all the time. She’s 100% correct I’ve yelled at her for no good reason because I was in a bad mood as my mom has done to me.  During the afternoon before this incident I was…

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A little MS humor

A little MS humor

http://www.healthline.com/health/multiple-sclerosis/would-understand#overlayShareBarEmail Some MS humor given to me by a dear friend.  Have a wonderful Sunday.

I’m not tired, I’m fatigued Multiple Sclerosis silent symptom

I’m not tired, I’m fatigued Multiple Sclerosis silent symptom

  MS fatigue one of the most difficult symptoms to explain and deal with. 80% of all MS patients deal with this at some point or another.  Fatigue is way past a feeling of tired is to the point of absolute exhaustion. It’s the feeling that each limb is 100lbs heavier than it is.  Just walking the few steps to a bathroom is daunting and overwhelming.  It never fails you’ll be talking to a friend and you’ll say I’m tired…

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A positive attitude makes all the difference

A positive attitude makes all the difference

Home – The Mystic Jesus I belong to a few MS websites that offer community support for people with MS or their families. I’m sure that most diseases have websites for this. That in itself can be a blog topic but we will let it go for today. One post has been in the back of my mind since I saw it. The caption read “MS ruined my life”. Now I’m the first to admit I’ve had bad days with…

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A parents take when a child has MS

A parents take when a child has MS

Everyday we live it.  We deal with the feelings, lack of feelings, the daily challenges and frustrations.  However how we do we affect our loved ones around us? I can’t talk about husband because I don’t have one anymore. I can talk about my daughter who takes on a big chunk of the weight because she lives with me but I’m not.  I want to talk about the parents. My parents divorced when I was 4. My mother remarried when…

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Giving up the scale post 3

Giving up the scale post 3

http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/well-good/inspire-me/82602708/Fitness-bloggers-photos-prove-weight-really-is-just-a-number The scale number wasn’t as friendly today. When I look in the mirror I feel better though.  I know that yesterday I had a high carbohydrate day which definitely can influence the scale. However again this was the main reason that I put away the scale. The scale is a number and we as females give that number way too much power.  I am 8 weeks into my 12 week P90X program. I know from doing this program before…

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Yoga with MS

Yoga with MS

Two chairs, two yoga blocks, one strap I don’t know what to do with and one dog toy dropped off by my marshy when I finally collapsed on the floor.  First let me say Tony Horton YogaX kicked my ass.  He has you do vinyasas between every move. Is this a normal thing? Oh and he’s so gracious that you can do a push up if you’d like. If I’d like? I could barley do a downward dog. Well I have…

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