I don’t know about you, but I go through phases where I fall a lot and phases where I hardly fall. I am tired of falling and I am tired of the term falling so these tumbles will henceforth be known as gravitational errors. That way, I can blame the earth for my trips rather than my wonky leg and terrible balance! Sometimes these gravitational … Continue reading Gravitational Errors

I have a lot of news to share about Super Sarah and I’s trip to New York but I have to share with you this awesome dream first of all! I usually have weird dreams but this one really made me chuckle. Before I go into the dream world, I will share a moment of reality. I have had a lot of trouble with my … Continue reading Muppet!

The weather in Scotland can affect even the strongest people. In the winter time, we all get soaked and frozen, desperate for the warmer weather to arrive. By Spring, we look like weather hardened souls but we are lavishing in the warmer air, the new life outside as the trees start to blossom again. When you have MS, most types of weather bring their own … Continue reading Weather

Does anyone else ever feel too polite for their own good? It is a quintessentially British thing to be. Have you ever had that moment when you and a stranger have reached a small space that you both want to squeeze through and the “after you” comment passes between you about three or four times before someone finally gives in and moves first? Well I … Continue reading Too Polite For My Own Good

After everything that I have been through over the last year, I have come to realise how important it is to have a sense of humour. To be able to laugh at yourself is an amazing thing! It can certainly help when you meet someone that you haven’t seen for ages and they don’t know the new situation. If I am sitting in my mobility … Continue reading A Sense of Humour