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Thanks Sandrea, actually, the reunion went much better than expected. I was in

full swing, I tell ya. They all got quite a show! LOL..........I was stumbling

around, incoherent speech, having to be escorted to the bathroom by my lovely

daughter, who so willingly offers a hand without being asked......she just KNOWS

when I need it!!!! My younger son (17) also stopped and waited for me, put out

a strong arm for my support and even carried my purse out when we left (again,

without me even asking - he just instinctively grabbed it!) God bless em!

I hadn't been to this annual event in 3-4 years, so, it was a surprise for

extended family members to see me in this new way! I have always been very

energetic, talk a mile a minute, smiling, laughing, joking......and was a bit

nervous to see the reactions I might get - but was pleasantly surprised by all

the love and support people showed me.

I also get speech problems when I really push myself, and Sunday was again, full

blown. But everyone was very patient in letting me stutter and mumble my way

thru a sentence, head jerking the whole time!

It's funny, I kinda feel like I 'came out of the closet' with this disease.

Part of me was embarrassed to be seen like that, yet part of me knows that this

is just another way to get the word out. People NEED to see us like this, to

wake them up and realize, this is neither fake nor easy to deal with. This

disease CHANGES LIVES COMPLETELY!

I'm glad I went..............thanks for asking.

STL Jane

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You know Aylwin, it was good for people to see it - I guess my pride gets in the

way more than I'd like to THINK it does.........it went VERY well and I'm really

glad I went.

Thanks for your support and encouragement hon,

STL Jane

Aylwin wrote: Jane, I wish

you luck with this. Be a proud survivor of this! You deserve a

medal - we all do LOL! Nothing to be ashamed of, and don't let anyone put it

on you. It's good for people to see the reality. Aylwin xox

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That is wonderful Jane. I know it must be hard to let folks see you in

your condition, but a relief to know that your family understands now

what you are like and can be supportive. You're right, it is like

coming out. LOL. You sound like you've got fantastic kids, how lucky

you are.

Sandrea

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Thanks - those kids sure can come thru when I least expect them to. And you're

right, it is nice to be out in the open about it. It shows people that " NO - it

is NOT just being tired " the way most people think! One small

step................lol

Sandrea Kornblum wrote:

That is wonderful Jane. I know it must be hard to let folks see you in

your condition, but a relief to know that your family understands now

what you are like and can be supportive. You're right, it is like

coming out. LOL. You sound like you've got fantastic kids, how lucky

you are.

Sandrea

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Thank you...........I feel really good about it !

STL jane

Aylwin wrote: Way to go

Jane!!! Sounds to me (from your post about it) like a true

personal triumph. Love, Aylwin xoxox

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Yes Jane I have been diagnosed with ME. I was goin to mention to

those that think they are lieing by using ME as their diagnosis.

Just say you have Myagic Encepliopathy and you won't be lieing. the

mylitis indicated the Neuro connection or I've been told. Also, I am

sorry that I'm a complete nut but I did recently read that there are

tests to determine ME without question. There are three such tests

and none are evasive. It was in something posted here on thread.

God Bless,

> SO you have a doc, here in the states who actually diagnosed you

with ME? Hmmmmmmmmmmm............I need to re-read ME symptoms

again..........off I go!

> Sorry to hear you are in the hole, please take good care until you

can peek you're head out again, my prayers and thoughts are with you

hun.....CYA soon!

> Much Love,

> STL Jane

>

> wrote: Jane,

>

> The first main symptom I knew was Fatigue and yet I now have the

> neurological symptoms of ME of which I was diagnosed. I wonder if

in

> many cases...one leads to the other? Food for thought anyway.

>

> /Duthchie

>

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Yes Jane I have been diagnosed with ME. I was goin to mention to

those that think they are lieing by using ME as their diagnosis.

Just say you have Myagic Encepliopathy and you won't be lieing. the

mylitis indicated the Neuro connection or I've been told. Also, I am

sorry that I'm a complete nut but I did recently read that there are

tests to determine ME without question. There are three such tests

and none are evasive. It was in something posted here on thread.

God Bless,

> SO you have a doc, here in the states who actually diagnosed you

with ME? Hmmmmmmmmmmm............I need to re-read ME symptoms

again..........off I go!

> Sorry to hear you are in the hole, please take good care until you

can peek you're head out again, my prayers and thoughts are with you

hun.....CYA soon!

> Much Love,

> STL Jane

>

> wrote: Jane,

>

> The first main symptom I knew was Fatigue and yet I now have the

> neurological symptoms of ME of which I was diagnosed. I wonder if

in

> many cases...one leads to the other? Food for thought anyway.

>

> /Duthchie

>

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Your not kidding Aylwin,

I have the involentary movements that I guess are mild siezures. I

always thought siezures where when you did not know what happend or

were not aware at the time what was happening. At either rate, we do

learn as we progress and I knew I met a new level in this disease the

past few weeks. Just part of life I guess.

Hope your hangin in there :)

>

> Hi , you know, the neuro stuff got a lot worse for me later

on, not

> in the first round (18 mo), second whack, 6 months later and much

worse,

> seizures, you name it.if there's one thing you can say about this

disease,

> it's full of surprises, changes all the time, you never know where

you are

> from one moment to the next. XOX Aylwin xox

>

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Your not kidding Aylwin,

I have the involentary movements that I guess are mild siezures. I

always thought siezures where when you did not know what happend or

were not aware at the time what was happening. At either rate, we do

learn as we progress and I knew I met a new level in this disease the

past few weeks. Just part of life I guess.

Hope your hangin in there :)

>

> Hi , you know, the neuro stuff got a lot worse for me later

on, not

> in the first round (18 mo), second whack, 6 months later and much

worse,

> seizures, you name it.if there's one thing you can say about this

disease,

> it's full of surprises, changes all the time, you never know where

you are

> from one moment to the next. XOX Aylwin xox

>

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