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June 5
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Members shared a wide range of favorite indoor pastimes when the heat keeps them inside, from reading, crocheting, knitting, and quilting to... Read more

Members shared a wide range of favorite indoor pastimes when the heat keeps them inside, from reading, crocheting, knitting, and quilting to watching movies, playing games, and spending time with grandkids and pets. Several members adapted their hobbies due to health challenges like cognitive fog, hand cramps, and fatigue, finding creative workarounds such as audiobooks, chair exercises, and repetitive crochet stitches. A recurring theme was finding joy and purpose in simple activities, whether donating handmade quilts to Children's Hospital or laughing at cheesy horror films together.

A MyMSTeam Member
June 10
A MyMSTeam Member

Singing and reading use to be my past time but now listening to audio books is my go to. Have to find another way to get my ganja in. I read I can use another form in my feeding tube. πŸ€”

August 4
A MyMSTeam Member

Listen to music.

July 6
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member I start my morning with a few games of Majong, and some puzzles and 4 different games of solitaire, maybe a little Candy Crush, but I play on my desktop computer and not my phone.

June 10
A MyMSTeam Member

Jam tunes and smoke a little spliff at night. Wake up feeling awesome lol I may even clean some stuff too

July 1 (edited)

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