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MS does whatever it wants. There's no way to even try to understand it .doctors don't understand MS. Some days you're up and some days you're down!! Certian things can TRIGGER MS symptoms. Like stress and over doing it.
Some days for me are physically bad and mentally good, some days are physically good and mentally bad. The best days are physically and mentally good, the worst are just the opposite. Bad thing is I can't really pick what kind of day I'm going to have, it's more of a wait and see thing, that can change at any time. Best I can do is be thankful I have a day and try to make the best of whatever type of day I'm having.
He knows our struggles. He's there just waiting for us to look to Him. I can't imagine going through life with MS without God.
I sometimes go through the day saying" Lord help me". Just a continuous prayer. Other days I'm saying " Lord thank you for helping me when I felt so rotten. Thank you Lord for your love and grace. Amen "
Living with MS means experiencing unpredictable symptoms that can come and go without warning. It's completely normal to have good days and bad days - like invisible rocks being thrown at you when you least expect it. Many people with MS experience varying levels of fatigue, tingling, numbness, cognitive issues, and Show Full Answer
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