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Hello fellow moms! This is my first attempt at doing a blog so bare with me! I was listening to a Podcast by "Tripping On Air" and she suggested another MSer (I'm making this a word if it's not already!) who is a mom open up a space for other moms to connect as a resource. I would love for this space to be a place where we can all connect, ask questions or make comments. Being a mom is already hard enough without the daily issues of MS, so let's be in this together!

Here is my back ground- I was diagnosed with MS in September of 2020. It was horrible timing and good timing for me because I was already isolating with COVID. I went into a very sad state of mind and this time allowed me to really get a grip with my new reality. I was immediately put onto Ocrevus because my brain was lighting up like a Christmas tree. My left leg was numb and it felt like I had the worst frostbite. I live in south Florida, so this clearly wasn't the issue! 

Overwhelming thoughts were taking over. I have 5 girls (2 older step daughters that live in Ohio ages 26 & 22, age 14, age 5 and age 4) so what would this mean for me as a mom? Will there be a point that I cannot take care of them? My family lives in Ohio so I am pretty much alone here. Can they get this? Will I be embarrassing to them (I should say more embarrassing because embarrassing my 14 year old was already fun!)? 

My questions I leave you with today: What mommy worries did you have when you were first diagnosed with MS? I'm excited to see the comments!

💗Erin



Comments

  1. WheelieMarch 2, 2023 at 8:59 AM

    Not a mom but I am a proud MSer and survivor, who loves seeing you lead by starting this project and bringing together other moms going through it too. Good luck!

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  2. NIdaFebruary 23, 2026 at 3:31 AM

    Handsfree borstkolf maakt het dagelijks leven een stuk makkelijker. De Beste handsfree kolf is comfortabel, eenvoudig te gebruiken en geeft je meer vrijheid tijdens het kolven. Ideaal voor moeders met een druk schema.

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