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- In the Company of Elivra
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- The Lessons I’ve Learned
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- This Is My Journey
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- Happy Birthday Max Shadow!
- Bodily Able – A Reflection
- The Power of Forgetting
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Tag Archives: Neurologist
In the Company of Elivra
I am always fascinated by the way that my body changes. Max Shadow has been active lately. For over a year, I’ve had trouble dressing myself. My leg muscles have been incredibly tight. I haven’t been able to raise my … Continue reading
Posted in Max Shadow
Tagged Elvira, family, Fampyra, Feet, health, help, hydrate, Journey, Leg pain, life, Medical System, Medication, meditation, mental-health, Mistress of the Dark, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscles, Neurologist, nurse, Pain, pain level, pharmacist, relax, truth, walking, Writing
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A Maven Clad In Raven’s Clothes
A few years ago, I had an appointment with my neurologist. The results of my latest MRI had shown new lesions in my brain, meaning that the multiple sclerosis was progressing. It was odd looking at my brain. What had … Continue reading
Posted in Chemo, Mavenclad
Tagged Anger, Bloodwork, cancer, chronic-illness, Depression, health, Journey, Lack of Information, Lack of Support, Mavenclad, Medical results, Medical System, mental-health, MRI, Multiple Sclerosis, Neurofilament Light Chain, Neurologist, One Step, Round, Test, Treatment, Two Steps, Upset, Worry
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This Is My Journey
I’ve had a lot of different health issues lately. To begin with, I saw my chiropractor a few days ago. It was an assessment appointment to see how far I’ve come in my healing. I broke one of the vertebrae … Continue reading
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