Re: Going Nutty with MS

[Guest guest]

,

No doubt most if not all of us understand your thoughts and feelings. This is a

good place to get them out...so go ahead. It is helpful to talk to those that

understand. No apology is necessary.

A point to ponder....Educators agree that we only retain a small portion of what

we hear or read. So with that in mind....How much of what is written regarding

God...........has been missed by we humans through the ages ??.....Needless to

say, most of what was seen, witnessed and/or experienced. So it may be worth

while to ask God for some help to accept what is....for some Faith to see....for

some Hope to understand or at least accept.....Maybe, just maybe His will is

best and we probably will not ever understand but we might be able to accept.

You are doing the best that you can....so stand tall, you can't do more than

that.

Regards,

Tom

Going Nutty with MS

Help - I am down! I am really struggling with having MS. I am tired

of it. I am tired of being limited by this. I am upset about what

has been taken away and what will never be because of this.

I am tired of being tired and then not being able to sleep. I just

want to be healthy again. For some reason I am feeling really worn

down by this.

I just don't want this anymore. It's been almost 16 years and I am

done with MS.

Sorry to just ramble - I know it's not gonna go away and I know I

just have to keep learning how to live with this. I know I could be

so much worse (and I really am grateful for that).

I just want to sit here and cry. No one else but all of you know

what I am talking about.

I wish I could just take take off MS like a big heavy coat and throw

it down and be rid of it for good.

Sorry again for being a downer at the New Year. But I am down -

really down.

[Guest guest]

Dear ,

MS is a bummer--no two ways about it--but you'd be surprised at the

number of MSers who say it made them a better person, and that they were

better off for having had the condition. Edgar Cayce said it was a

lesson in soul development. It's a pretty tough lesson, I'll admit, but

all part of our growth through time and space as citizens of the

universe. Just be thankful you don't have Lou Gehrig's disease, muscular

dystrophy, or some other God-awful thing for which there is little or no

hope.

Here is a site that offers helpful advice to all MSers:

http://tinyurl.com/grpm9

Wth best wishes for 2007,

Dudley Delany

http://profiles.yahoo.com/dudley_delany