Gardening, music, life with MS
I was dreading this debate, yet I watched it. What happened to Biden? Right from the start I had to shake my head. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. He did an awful job. The best explanation I’ve heard is from a young voter, “this debate was between an incoherent truthful Biden and a […]
When I returned to physical therapy the following week there was a complete attitude change. My PT, Jessica, addressed my concerns about strengthening my core to hopefully stand up straighter. I was given printouts of stretches and exercises to do daily, (see below). She stated that because of the arthritis in my hips, it might […]
I finally was able to go back and start some work in my big perennial garden. I lost so much time being away for most of May. It has been too hot to go outside. We went out two evenings ago and worked together getting the bed ready for mulching. This includes weeding, (mostly small […]
145.2 lbs. I took this on the 9th and forgot to post
A Day in my Life, I will wake up anywhere from 12:30 am until 4 or 5 am. I cannot go back to sleep because my mind is full, so much always going round and round. I will put the TV on, Nick at Nite, it has mindless TV and is enough to distract me […]
First and foremost I will state that Met Life Stadium in Rutherford, NJ is handicap accessible. I’m sure because of ADA guidelines they have to be. The personnel there are very helpful. The following is my experience when going to see The Rolling Stones on May 23, 2024. In February I went online to Ticketmaster […]
Today was my first day back to Physical Therapy. I told her what had happened to me in the pool and how I can still feel the pain in my left hip. My mistake, I wore a casual sleeveless dress down to my kneess. She had asked me to wear loose clothes and I don’t […]
Finally, I went to see The Rolling Stone’s! Whatever took me so long, I know, I was too cheap! Never again. The pictures below show how far away we were. They were not bad seats, but I couldn’t see them as close as I needed to be. I was lucky enough to be in the […]
I love to bring flowers from my garden into the house. While we were away I missed the white and brown Iris’, and one of my favorites, Peonies. Since we’re home for only a week, I only picked some small flowers to put in vases on my windowsill. Foxgloves, Purple Siberian Iris, Yellow Siberian Irises, […]
“I’m very healthy, I just have MS” I have quoted this for years. Even as a child, I was rarely sick. Now at 65, things have changed. I’ve been thinking about the different illnesses that have kept me down and they all have something in common. “Ice Pick Headaches,”. I have had these for years. […]