Hello! My name is Alyssa! I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis 18 years ago when I was only 19 years old. I started my blog to be able to help others that are battling with chronic illnesses and try to explain how I have managed to cope with what could be a debilitating illness with a positive mind! Living with the ups and downs of MS can be challenging, but the power of the mind can beat anything thrown at us. I am only here to give my personal experiences not any kind of treatments or a diagnosis. I really want to be able to inform others about chronic illnesses and also try be a helping hand for those that need it!
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I’m here! Glad to be on board, and looking forward to more mutual positivity and synchronous thinking, Alyssa!
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One of my aunts suffered through MS and it was hard to see the kind of struggle she went through some days. But she always had a positive outlook and didn’t let the rest of us see how badly it was affecting her. I can’t help but respect those that go through this.
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If you do not mind me asking, how long has your aunt had MS? There are definitely hard days, but I refuse to allow this illness to take over my life. The past few weeks have been a little harder dealing with the pain issues. It is a struggle dealing with this illness, but I have to force myself to believe I can handle it and hold onto positive thoughts as much as I can!
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From what I recall she had it for quite a while. I don’t remember exactly as she passed away when I was still a teenager. I’m 38 now and still remember her fondly, mostly because while we knew she had it she didn’t let it get to her as much. Very strong-willed woman, but as far back as I can remember she struggled with it. Like I said though, her will was about as strong as iron and didn’t bend.
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Thank you so much for sharing this about your aunt! She definitely sounds like she was an amazing woman! I believe very strongly it is best to never allow anything to keep us down too long. MS has tried for years to make me suffer, but I keep fighting back. I have honestly had it for half of my life. I was diagnosed at age 18 and now I am 36.
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The worst I’ve ever had is asthma and I still have it. All I can say is keep fighting the good fight and put on a brave face. Someone will always be there to notice.
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You might laugh about this but my cat has asthma so I know a little about it! I will always fight the good fight with MS!!!
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I know it’s possible, but it seems kind of hard to treat since cats are one animal that produce a lot of dander, so it seems they’d be made to suffer a lot worse.
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Our cat does pretty well! He gets medicine twice a day and has an inhaler for emergencies, which thankfully have not happened in a while! He is a good little boy!!
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Thank you so much Alyssa for visiting my blog and leaving such nice comments! You are right when you say it’s mind over matter. Just sometimes you need to take a breather, so feel free to drop around my blog, I’m not very fast in replying to comments but I do read them! Take care!
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You are more than welcome! Oh no worries, I understand. Sometimes reading and replying takes a lot of time. I will definitely continue to stop by your site though!!!
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such a great site , Alyssa — love your attitude!
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The power of the mind will always succeed. Keep pushing forward no matter how difficult the climb. I have a feeling you’re already there. I’m happy to have found your blog.
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I am glad you have found my blog as well and hope you find it encouraging and inspiring! I do believe the power of the mind is a very powerful thing and can change our lives for the good!
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So true. Have a great week.
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Thank you, I hope you have a great week as well!
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Kudos for the inspiring site you’ve created at fightmsdaily.com. Your enthusiasm is absolutely inspiring. Thanks again!
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