🧡 MS Conversations provides a wealth of perspectives and information for people with MS & those who care for & about them. While grounded in the MS community, posts often apply to other areas of life.
It’s always a delight when they choose to feature something I’ve written. 🧡
“When I was diagnosed with #MS, I firmly wanted to be able to deal with it myself...
I’ve learned that sharing my experience and counting on people to help me is not a burden.”
@StaciePrada is a guest writer on MSAA's blog MS Conversations: https://t.co/G1AH2YOeIL
#MSawareness
Ultimately, learning is not about the information, it’s about how it changes us. It changes how we perceive, understand, and interact in life. The possibilities alone are exciting!
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Much love and appreciation to MSAA MS Conversations. I understand the east coast is dealing with imminent danger, and other areas have smoke, heat and other issues. We’re all in this at different times but with similar challenges. Hope you all have what you need when you need it!
“Emergencies occur daily, and they can range from mild inconveniences to life-shattering events...”
Read the latest post from MSAA’s blog, #MSConversations, written by @StaciePrada here: https://t.co/v39TOwgIx5
“Emergencies occur daily, and they can range from mild inconveniences to life-shattering events...”
Read the latest post from MSAA’s blog, #MSConversations, written by @StaciePrada here: https://t.co/v39TOwgIx5
Thx @MSassociation! The motivation that comes from excitement works better than fear. I have more success working toward goals than trying to avoid potential consequences. I want to feel like I’m being rewarded, not punished. 🧡
#goals#motivation#Thisisms
On today's #MSconversations@StaciePrada writes:
"It's hard to stay motivated to do everything I think I should do to be healthy and live well with Multiple Sclerosis...The motivation that comes from excitement works better than fear."
Read more on MSAA's blog today!
#ThisisMS
I look forward to ongoing medical advancements to see what the next MS Generation might be. Hopefully someday there will be a “Cured of MS Generation” and ultimately a “Post MS Eradication Generation.” I have hope. #generations#thisisms
Thx for sharing @MSassociation!
"Generations offer connection with those before us, with us and after us."
Read more by our guest blogger @StaciePrada by visiting MSAA's blog, #MSconversations:
https://t.co/N4mrn9ctD2
To all living & speaking their truth-thank you. Whether you’ve been sharing for decades or are just starting out, I’m heartened when I see you cheerlead & engage respectfully w exceedingly tough topics. You’re making a difference. Thank you. #thisisms#bloggingcommunity
Guest blogger @StaciePrada writes on MS Conversations:
"Social media can be cold and hurtful, yet it can bring us community and kinship. It’s an individual decision to participate or avoid it."
Read the full article on MSAA's blog:
https://t.co/zyD2YIEfwS
#thisisms#msawareness
@myoddsock I hear you and agree. The saying doesn’t resonate with me either. I’m doing well, but MS most certainly affects every aspect of my life. Cheers to you!
Do I have the energy to share this story? Am I able and willing to commit to staying in the conversation? When I’m experiencing fatigue, the answer is no. Things I find funny, interesting or relevant become thoughts too big to share. #ms#fatigue#invisiblesymptoms 🧡🧡🧡
"When Multiple Sclerosis fatigue rears up, my first noticeable sign is when I stop telling stories that come to mind."
Guest blogger @StaciePrada shares her experience with early signs of #fatigue - what are some signs of fatigue that you notice?
https://t.co/q3TKCY5hhL
Here's another picture from the recent WACO staff trip to #JeffersonCounty!
From right to left - Jefferson County Treasurer Stacie Prada, WACO Member Services Manager Cella Hyde, WACO Admin & Finance Manager Tiffin Moreno, and WACO Executive Director Jennifer Wallace.
🧡 @MSassociation for being a pioneer for supporting unfiltered perspectives from people with MS since 7/2012 w MS Conversations & including mine since 10/2015
#MS#blogger#health#wellness
"Suggestions for weatherizing homes and belongings are prevalent and specific, but they are less so for personal health and well-being."
Read how Stacie proactively creates her autumn checklist in today's #MSConversations blog by visiting:
https://t.co/yZMggPeuyf
@RudyCerda My cassette tape class work was not impressive but it made a pretty pic.
My Lotus 123 home biz docs took care of what I needed (I drove 30 miles to my mom’s house to use her home computer 4 my biz needs) & the basics have helped me beyond belief with today’s calcs & excel needs.
"Time is fixed and passes at its own pace. Goals can grow, contract, adjust and evolve."
On MSAA's blog #MSconversations, guest blogger @StaciePrada talks about how she manages her goals while also meeting her needs.
Read today's blog post by visiting: https://t.co/uJD8UAbV9U
Officially the most collaborative & heartwarming gift I’ve ever received, a deck of cards w messages from friends & fam living all over the US & from every life chapter! #playingwithafulldeck#ms#52years#bestgift#BicycleCards
Full blog post at
https://t.co/Am4uK5q6MY
“…I have had instances of noticing misfires in my nerves and been able to think of them as curious and interesting instead of frustrating and scary. These momentary experiences show me how mental relaxation doesn’t override physical tension, but it does help me cope with it.” 🧡
Today on #MSConversations :
"It’s challenging to relax when my limbs ache and the compulsion to move them won’t subside. Being uncomfortable has become the norm."
Read how Stacie strengthens her figurative dimmer switch by visiting #MSassociation's blog: https://t.co/aAbXxqBJGq
@peteyorn Agree with the others & hope you get what you need, Pete. You’ve improved our lives w/your music and heart. Fell in love with your music decades ago. During the pandemic, your July 25, 2020 concert brought me so much hope, joy and comfort. Wishing for you all you need right now.
“Hobbies are not just for those who can do them easily, and doing things differently than we used to do them is not failure. Accommodations are liberating and necessary when they keep us doing what we love.” #MSConversations
https://t.co/7Sj4curoYZ