I am brand new here, just joined today and have read a number of your posts. I just wanted to say thank you, most all of your posts describe my life in one aspect or another. You can say I've been hit twice by MS, my 1st wife was diagnosed in 1997, she died in a car wreck in 2000. Not something you like to remember, but in a crazy way it has helped me in my current marriage.
Got remarried in 2007, everything was wonderful until 2009 when the shaking and numbness occurred in her right leg, loss of feeling in hands..you know the story. She was diagnosed in 2010 with MS, her's has been more active than the 1st case, shes had optical problems, arm seizures, a lot of different problems. Ironically the neuro who treated my 1st wife is also my current wifes doctor. I never realized that others who took care of loved ones had the same issues and after reading awhile, a lot worse than mine. Thanks for making me feel I'm not alone here.
Got remarried in 2007, everything was wonderful until 2009 when the shaking and numbness occurred in her right leg, loss of feeling in hands..you know the story. She was diagnosed in 2010 with MS, her's has been more active than the 1st case, shes had optical problems, arm seizures, a lot of different problems. Ironically the neuro who treated my 1st wife is also my current wifes doctor. I never realized that others who took care of loved ones had the same issues and after reading awhile, a lot worse than mine. Thanks for making me feel I'm not alone here.
MS'ers may not all walk--
but, we can still roll along-so lets 
rock-n-roll as a power mobility group 
I do have an extra scooter & Powerchair 
The cat or my caregiver won't ride with me so maybe you could?
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