I started writing poetry after officially being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2020. I show my journey living with multiple sclerosis and any knowledge I pick up on my way. From what helps, natural remedies, and medications. I have suffered from depression my entire life, and writing has helped me a lot. In my poetry, you will see my inner demons what's underneath all these scars. I show you a glimpse of my pain, past and present loves and losses. I show you my deepest voice that no one will ever see.
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This is not my normal blog post, but I’m to excited not to share. I saw Charlie Freakin Hunnam at In and Out yesterday! I knew my fatness would pay… Read More »I Saw Charlie Freakin Hunnam, A Sight To See
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As someone who has MS, I am always lonely every day of every minute. I tend to stay in this bubble I’ve created never letting people in. They tend to… Read More »How to Improve Social Support for People with M.S.