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Date Posted: 20:52:35 09/27/00 Wed
Author: Lizzy
Subject: Re: The Zen of Not Knowing
In reply to: Melanie 's message, "The Zen of Not Knowing" on 14:57:36 09/26/00 Tue

Grrrr, if I hear one more time that I am "stressed" I'm gonna whack someone. I've heard them all too - you slept funny, you sit wrong at the computer, even that my hair is too long and it's robbing me of my energy (a good one huh).

Last year when I was told I had MS I had tons of help. My husband helped with the kids, I could nap when I wanted to, my mom would come visit me instead of insisting I go see her. Then after an ms specialist said I didn't have ms because of a negative spinal tap, everything went back to the same way it was. But I still FEEL as lousy as I did when I thought I had MS. I've been told be grateful, forget about it and move along, but I am stuck in this hole and can't seem to climb out of it. This really sucks, doesn't it?

Lizzy

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