Welcome to a space where we share the raw, honest, and often unpredictable journey of living with Multiple Sclerosis. As a mother, daughter, and sister, I navigate the heartache and joy that life presents on its own terms. Join me as we explore the beauty in the chaos.
Another day another night in the hospital... as I lay here this early am, thoughts run through my mind. From past adventures and heart breaks,to things I should have done differently. Followed by hopes for the future and the chance at a few more adventures. Optimism is high at this time, hopefully I'm right for a change!
Another MS adventure, this time Gastroparisis has hit me hard. Another surgery over with, relief has come. I often wonder how many complications will come this way? This disease is a beast. For ourselves, and those around us. It's exhausting at best. But, we will enjoy the calm while it's here..
Another trip around the sun, what a year it has been. Full of ups and downs, heart break and triumphs. Grateful to have had a great birthday, was feeling well and embraced it. It's amazing how much life can change in a year and I like to always take a moment the next day to reflect. Although it was the hardest year I've had , it's been a blessing. I have found peace in the chaos, healing in the heartbreak and a pure love for life. With the tide changing in my health in a positive direction finally, I have embraced it fully. Time to get back on a workout regime, get back to me. Losing yourself to a disease is real at times, but the moments we can grasp ahold of- we must! I refuse to let MS define me, my life or my opportunities. It's time to take what control I do have and create something beautiful. It's time for a new journey!
This blog, "This Crazy Beautiful Chaotic Life," is a personal chronicle of my experiences. It's about finding strength, resilience, and moments of profound happiness while living with Multiple Sclerosis. Here, I share my thoughts, struggles, triumphs, and the everyday realities of balancing family life with a chronic illness.
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