LOXLEY is offline LOXLEY Post #1  June 30,2009, 3:24pm
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I see that not everyone in eHarmony is totally healthy, fit and as well as can be.
Thank goodness!

However, what about MS?

Either there is no eHarmony people that have this challenge , or,
maybe some are just a little shy about divulging their own quite popular MS challenge .

My guess is that eHarmony people are just a little shy .
Well, that leaves me with no other option than to share a bit of my ‘story,’ my story in hopes that this will entice others with MS (be it big or be it little) to come out of hiding, to share about themselves just like I am prepared to.

(Ooops! Would you look at the time? Right now I need to quickly run off to the veterinarian’s for some more kitty food and then, oh, yes, I need to replant a few more flowers in the garden and then there’s the jaunt to the hair salon. Aren’t summer days just wonderful?)

I will keep in touch, however - I have so much to write about. For instance, how MS has completely changed my life for the better, has created within myself a new person, has introduced me to 'The Model's Walk '' and now engraved upon my soul its admonishment of the old Latin 'Carpe Diem,' has made me more alive. Nicer. Happier.


P.S. I could use some advice, though , like

are we MSers dateable? Match able?
Hey, do we MSers even belong in eHarmony?
Lovingly,
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BeachPeach is offline BeachPeach Post #2  December 3,2009, 1:25pm
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Loxley,
My mother had MS when I was born, the last of a large family. Because of the genetic connection ( I had a >25% chance of developing it before age 50, as a daughter), I
had genetic testing, & was relieved to learn I didn't carry the marker.
Mom had a virulent case, and when I was four, she could no longer walk or stand, even with assistance. The last years were difficult, and she died before I turned 13. Because I was so young, I am probably not very useful to you.
I pray that you have a mild form and that you will live a long and peaceful life. If you want a chat buddy, I will be here for you.
 
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I have a friend that has MS and she is happily coupled with a guy and they have a 4 year old son together (she met him online) The guy is devoted to her. Definitely possible!
 
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she met the guy online not the son :/
 
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