Five years ago today on October 12, 2005, my neurologist didn't tell me I had MS. However, this was the day I was officially diagnosed with definite MS. Of course I had been living with MS for longer than that, it is just the day that it became official. Time certainly has flown....much of that due to the great friends and support I've received from the online MS community. Thank you!
Thank you for being vocal and offering a haven to those who get such life-altering news!
ReplyDeleteI won't wish you a HAPPY Anniversary -- but I will say Thank You for all your writing, research, and information. You were one of the first blogs I read, and I'm still your favorite fan!
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Muff
Like Muff, I won't wish you a happy anniversary, but congratulations on making it through five years an making such impact on so many lives, including mine and Jennifer's.
ReplyDeletefive years of growth...no matter what! Thank you for all you do for our MS Community...you are a blessing to us all Lisa.
ReplyDeleteLike Muff, your blog was one of the first I read. I have learned so much and commend you on your knowledge and contribution to to the online MS community.
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Karen
Well you have done good with your blogging about MS!
ReplyDeletePlease stop over to my blog and pick up your award.
ReplyDeletePeace,
Muff
Wow! I never would have guessed. Then again EDSS scores and years since DX are not traditional headers in blog profiles. You write with heart beyond your years, keep goin'!
ReplyDeleteCaregivingly Yours, Patrick
Lisa, It amazes me how much you have given to this community in such a short period of time. I applaud you on being that amazing force for all of us who are "living with it". If these are you accomplishments just 5 official years into it... imagine what's to come.
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Amy G.
I call mine my MS birthday. I get gifts and have a party. All about embracing for me, a rebirth of sorts. I agree with mslol, amazing how much you have done for the MS community in just 5 years---you should feel very proud. I mention your blog often to those I meet with MS, and would probably suggest it before the NMSS site.
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