
Not only are we halfway through the week today, but it is also the first day of Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month. Of course, I am thrilled we are halfway through the week and that much closer to the weekend! How has your week been? I know there are still a few days left before the weekend returns, but is there anything you are looking forward to this weekend? This is out of character for me because I do not like or endorse violence, but there is a UFC fight happening on Saturday that I am looking forward to! The two fighters I am interested in watching are Jon Jones vs Ciryl Gane. Of the two men, I am hoping Ciryl Gane wins because Jon Jones has allegedly hit his wife, and I cannot support anyone who does this!

Normally, I enjoy writing about things during the awareness months because it is interesting and provides useful information to those reading, but this one is a little harder for me because it is not just one month out of the year this affects me. I must deal with Multiple Sclerosis 365 days a year, and it never gives me a break. It would be amazing to get a break from this disease, even if it was just for one minute, but it is something that refuses to take a break. Honestly, I do know it could be worst, and I have an easier form of it, but for lack of better words, it still sucks!

Anyone that has been following my blog for any length of time, already knows that I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis when I was 19 years old, which was over 20 years ago. It was a difficult diagnosis at such a young age, but in a way, it was better because I was able to start treatment early. Regardless of when I was diagnosed or how thankful I should be that I was able to start treatment early, it was terrifying because I knew next to nothing about the disease. This is just my first post of the month about Multiple Sclerosis and I plan to do more each week with the information I have learned during the years having lived with this not-so-fun and unpredictable disease. I do hope you will find the posts I shared with information useful!

Thank you for visiting my site today. I hope you enjoyed what I have shared and I look forward to reading your comments. Please know that I will respond to all comments as quickly as I can. I hope you have a wonderful day and remember that anything that does not get done today, tomorrow is another day. Please never forget that I am always sending y’all LOTS of love, comfort, support, and MANY positive vibes!

Always, Alyssa
Reblogged this on Survivors Blog Here Mental Health Collaborative .
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Hugs to you and I look forward to learning from you through the month.
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Thank you so much! I do hope you will find what I share about MS interesting!
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I completely agree with you on not supporting anyone who engages in domestic violence, it is unacceptable and goes against the basic principles of human decency. As for the UFC fight, I am not a big fan of violent sports but I can understand the excitement and anticipation that comes with it. Personally, I am looking forward to spending some quality time with my family this weekend. We have planned a hiking trip and I am really excited to get some fresh air and exercise!
Moving on to the topic of Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month, I think it is important to shed light on this often misunderstood and underestimated disease. Many people are not aware of the debilitating effects of MS and how it can impact the lives of those suffering from it. What are some ways we can raise awareness and support the MS community during this month and beyond? Are there any organizations or initiatives that you would recommend supporting? I believe that every little bit counts and even small acts of kindness can make a big difference in someone’s life.
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