our cruise

[Guest guest]

Oh yeah! The bathrooms!!! lol Sharon (MSersLife Group Owner/Creator) It's not easy taking my problems one at a time when they refuse to get in line. ~Ashleigh Brilliant Welcome to

all our new

members! (delete if you have read this before!) It is so good of all of you to have joined our wonderful group, even as we regret your need of it. I have a fantasy about this list. It has always seemed to me like a giant cruise ship of us coping with MS, possible or impending diagnoses, related problems, and all that is going on in our lives, with our children and families. I imagine this cruise ship as having at least two Captains: Sharon and Challis, and numerous kind, caring and even witty members to keep up our morale, collectively speaking. O f

course I imagine a pool on deck to

keep us cool in case the weather heats up, and endless nicely padded deck chairs for us to communicate with one another from. I also always hope fervently that we, in our search for better treatment, and even a cure, can manage to avoid the Bermuda Triangle, in which I am not at all sure that I would believe even if I were to experience it; we experience enough of that kind of thing in our own medical(?) care for our Multiple Sclerosis, which I always think of as "Multiple Surprises!" Welcome

aboard, all of you; this is just the best

group ever! Love to each of you, and to your families, n Rojas, wMS, diagnosed at 19, now 69

[Guest guest]

I think that is a awesome idea.should we start saving?lol.how fun though ive

always wanted to go on a cruise and with a wonderful group like u all.we would

hav a blast

[wobbletowalk@...] wrote:

Oh yeah! The bathrooms!!! lol

Sharon (MSersLife Group Owner/Creator)

It's not easy taking my problems one at a time when they refuse to get in

line. ~Ashleigh Brilliant

Welcome to all our new

members! (delete if you have read this before!)

It is so good of all of you to have joined our wonderful group, even as we

regret your

need of it. I have a fantasy about this list. It has always seemed to me

like a giant

cruise ship of us coping with MS, possible or impending diagnoses, related

problems,

and all that is going on in our lives, with our children and families.

I imagine this cruise ship as having at least two Captains: Sharon and

Challis, and

numerous kind, caring and even witty members to keep up our morale,

collectively

speaking. O f course I imagine a pool on deck to

keep us cool in case the weather

heats up, and endless nicely padded deck chairs for us to communicate with one

another from.

I also always hope fervently that we, in our search for better treatment, and

even a

cure, can manage to avoid the Bermuda Triangle, in which I am not at all sure

that

I would believe even if I were to experience it; we experience enough of that

kind of

thing in our own medical(?) care for our Multiple Sclerosis, which I always

think of

as " Multiple Surprises! "

Welcome aboard, all of you; this is just the best

group ever!

Love to each of you, and to your families,

n Rojas, wMS, diagnosed at 19, now 69

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