I'm MS'd out, how about you?

This evening I felt that I should move on…
Sure it has been a rough day, but patience has never ever been my strong-sooth.
We all know this to be a truism in just the mere fact in knowing that steroids take their time to work, as research tells us it can be anywhere from three months to a year. I guess I better find something else to keep me busy for as long as my attention will hold, ha what a joke.
Everyone here knows that my attention span is shorter than most hyper active kids!
But thankfully when in business I was a multi-tasker before this bum gig took hold which I am still adjusting to, and that is a plus in my many management and entrepreneur positions that I did have over a thirty-two year time span, while raising our darling sons.
Even with my volunteer years which did overlap, on and off for forty years, I had to do many things at the same time, from fund raising to being co-president of a support group and teaching a class here and there as well as being a board member and let’s not forget advocacy, on and off line. Most of my readership already knows all this, sorry for being so redundant, but that’s me… consistently repetitive!

Any-who, the point is for tonight that I am still not any better but I do have hopes that time, will be the answer, since I got nothing else to count on, and one can only try to outlive the waiting period, bud dump bum! LOL!

Hell, is not probably much different than this… sorry, just one more thing before I really do move on to something more interesting to the masses, OK?
This banding thing and the numbies that I have been getting in amplification are going to go away, right? (PS all explained in detail last night) I should know this since I have had them for years but not so intensely…
Spasms are rampant too, only more so than usual and my eyes are truly doing there part to create havoc not to mention my left ear clogging up like a trouper to get into the act too! I suppose like I have said before feeling is better than not feeling, even pain.
And anyone with MS knows why I said that, since we have all gotten up when our leg acted as if it wasn’t there and we fell, or reached out for something when we lost our gasp since we couldn’t feel the item in our hand.
And so yes, I do welcome the pain with the knowledge that I can still feel, even if it’s not good.

And so as I promised here is me moving on…
A Facebook friend of ours was on The View today as a guest, Robert Scali, yes the ABC all women discussion show with hot topics and guests to boot. He had been involved in a discussion on men having plastic surgery done, he is a former Green Beret and so although he did have his chin done he said his buddies from Fort Bragg did not put him down or tease him in anyway for his choice to better his appearance. He had tried the workout regime etc, and nothing had helped change the chin that I felt in both pictures was not that bad looking, but we only see what we see when it comes to ourselves, hmm? He is a forty-nine year old divorced man who might very well be re-entering the dating market and it did sound a little bit like Barbara Walters perhaps was willing to play matchmaker for him, hmm? Not too bad an idea she does know a wide variety of people in every walk of life… PS he resides in the Boston area for any of you gals that might have seen him on-air, very cute! As a married older lady I do try to do my part to make others that way too! LOL!
All in all the two men there who were willing to come-out in this realm of full disclosure I believe was quite brave, since unfortunately like too many other things this too has been considered a gender oriented decision and therefore rather bias!

On that note of trying to clean up the singles world, one person at a time and so please take care, be well and happy, and may peace come to you and yours and please share those blessings and we will too!

And next time for my own selfish sake please be here or be square, ya hear?
Thanks folks.