:) yes, we all go thru that period.... take care my friend.... am glad about the positive news....tho i am not able to see it.. i opened it and it ended with nicorette's ad!
sweet and cute little snail, i see them and don't bother them, hubby says kill it, i said no, he said they eat things, i said that is the way God made them. we eat things to
Definitely a snail day here. A very slow snail. Encouraging news that they are working on new treatments. However, rightly or wrongly, I believe that we won't get an effective treatment until we have a cause. What do others think?
Congratulations to your son and his new bride, what a lovely couple. Now you will have grandchildren to look forward to, there is nothing better!! A cute snail for sure! And I am still wondering about how your hubby got the tree in the car!!! I am just back from sick leave and catching up
:) yes, we all go thru that period.... take care my friend.... am glad about the positive news....tho i am not able to see it.. i opened it and it ended with nicorette's ad!
ReplyDeleteThere is an ad at the beginning of the MS story with Diane Sawyer...I do not know how to skip it??
ReplyDeletesweet and cute little snail, i see them and don't bother them, hubby says kill it, i said no, he said they eat things, i said that is the way God made them. we eat things to
ReplyDeleteI'm having a snail day too!
ReplyDeleteLooks like some awesome meds are on their way! I pray this is the beginning of the end of this horrible disease.
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Joanne
Better to slow down than be in a hurry and at the end wondering where does the time goes. ^_^
ReplyDeleteHope you feel more energetic soon :-)
ReplyDeleteOh I have those days that I'm barely moving along. Good you have a supportive partner.
ReplyDeleteI definitely have days where I feel like a snail! I'm really gonna feel that way once the new semester starts.
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean about a snail day - some days I feel like that too! sandie
ReplyDeleteOh Yay!! Sounds like you might have a great treatment to try on your MS. I hope you get a chance to use it.
ReplyDeleteThankful to have a hubby who runs for you on a snail day! Blessings sweet friend.
ReplyDeleteI love that picture. It is okay to be slow now and then. We don't always need to be moving at warp speed.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a snail day here. A very slow snail. Encouraging news that they are working on new treatments. However, rightly or wrongly, I believe that we won't get an effective treatment until we have a cause. What do others think?
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with being a snail unless someone starts pursuing you with garlic butter.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations to your son and his new bride, what a lovely couple. Now you will have grandchildren to look forward to, there is nothing better!! A cute snail for sure! And I am still wondering about how your hubby got the tree in the car!!! I am just back from sick leave and catching up
ReplyDeleteHi Kim, It's okay to feel slow sometimes... We all do!!! And maybe that's a good thing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
slow and steady wins the race :)
ReplyDeleteI know exactly what you mean! Some weeks those days seem to be one after the other. But thankful we don't have to go through it alone!
ReplyDeleteBTW, congratulations on your new daughter-in-law!
You're not alone in this. We all have these 'snail days' and overcome them.
ReplyDeleteGreat news on MS according to the video! a good way to start the new year for MS patients.
I feel like that too sometimes. Snail pace is good.
ReplyDeleteI saw that report on ABC News. Oh to have a cure.....
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