I am yet to be diagnosed, and see an ms nuero periodically. No evidence, but symptoms have persisted daily for almost two years now.
So, I don't know about everyone else, but for me at least: It's sometimes the little things that bug me the most.
For example:
- Jabbing myself in the eye while trying to attempt mascara with tremors.
- Sitting down next to my bookshelf because my feet are too numb to continue browsing the book titles.
- Dropping the glass bowl and watching it shatter as it hits the tile floor.
- Having to hold my glass cup with two hands so I don't splash water everywhere.
- Forgetting what my friend literally JUST told me.
- Trying to figure out how to get outside for fresh air when I'm at an event and my vertigo is acting up.
Of course, the larger things are more important, and frequently these little things I find amusing. But sometimes, it's the day to day stuff that gets to me..
Love life, and am a very happy person, and am okay with my health situation.
But anyone experience the same feelings?
So, I don't know about everyone else, but for me at least: It's sometimes the little things that bug me the most.
For example:
- Jabbing myself in the eye while trying to attempt mascara with tremors.
- Sitting down next to my bookshelf because my feet are too numb to continue browsing the book titles.
- Dropping the glass bowl and watching it shatter as it hits the tile floor.
- Having to hold my glass cup with two hands so I don't splash water everywhere.
- Forgetting what my friend literally JUST told me.
- Trying to figure out how to get outside for fresh air when I'm at an event and my vertigo is acting up.
Of course, the larger things are more important, and frequently these little things I find amusing. But sometimes, it's the day to day stuff that gets to me..
Love life, and am a very happy person, and am okay with my health situation.
But anyone experience the same feelings?
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