Thank you all for your comments on work-place disclosure! You make some good points and it's great to know what has worked for others.
My Dx is still in the "probable" stage, and I can cover up most symptoms except for the fatigue right now. I just don't want to be explaining in the middle of a relapse if it comes to that.
I believe and hope that my co-workers will be very understanding, seeing as we work in end-stage cancer care. I don't want to use MS as an "excuse", but they also know that I am a hard worker and watch their backs, too.
Anyway, thanks again, and it's great to make new friends!
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I never had to use MS as an excuse for anything.
Thanks, Diane :)
I'm trying hard to stay up and atter as much as I physically CAN. Of course, four kids 12 and under keep my on my toes! And I have definite motivation to work... plus, I love my job.
OK, I'm avoiding putting away Easter weekend groceries... plus the million things that need to be done around the house before tomorrow. I just had to say hi :) and thanks again!
S
Hi, I apologize for the 'form' letter but it is the easiest way to pass word most quickly.
I am thrilled with the response to the MS Blogger project started at my blog, Brass and Ivory. I appreciate all those who took time to post about it on their blogs. I have discovered even more bloggers who have MS, whether they blog about the MS or not. A new listing is available at MS Blogger Community Project Revised.
Secondly, I'm looking for submissions for next week's Carnival of MS Bloggers. Information can be found at the end of each issue archived at Carnival of MS Bloggers. What I'm looking for this week are posts related to creativity. I discovered so many new bloggers who quilt, or knit, or crochet, or write, or photograph, etc. Basically, what do you do to express yourself?
Thank you so much for participating.
Lisa Emrich
P.S. I also apologize for any increased 'spamming' of blog comments due to my growing linklist of bloggers with MS. For that I am sincerely sorry.
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