The alphabet. Aphasia.
The alphabet. Aphasia.
MS, speech, distractions, topics awry. ADHD, topics jumping
here and there all the time. Confusing. Been said that people struggle to keep
up with me talk. Understanding, maintaining conversation interest.
#MS #ADHD.
I am Roger. Live and have lived with M f***ing S for
possibly 28 years, or there or there abouts. Who knows in the #MS world,
diagnosed 2001. Anyway, as much as I have accepted this to the best of my
ability, I will always be sad that my working life finished in 2006. Aged 28. What
a c**t. Something I never envisioned and definitely did not want to happen.
Yes, sh1t happens, how we deal with the sh1t shapes how we move on. I am a
volunteer, the rewards of which can be fantastic. Now and again, I am brought
back to reality of within my MS world.
Without going too dipply-deeply into details of the neurological condition in question, it is fundamentally that the body’s own immune system attacks the body. Cheers!
[OK, the white blood cells see the myelin sheath - the
protective layer around a nerve cell - as an enemy. As a result, some messages
from the brain to whatever body part that should respond to the message, can
get lost. The desired reaction is messed-up as a result. Any message about
anything. The central nervous system (CNS) is the host. The 3 affected bodily
organs that are the CNS drivers are the brain, optic nerve and the spine.]
Why am I writing this happy story? "MS, speech,
distractions, topics awry. ADHD, topics jumping here and there all the time.
Confusing. Been said that people struggle to keep up with. Understanding,
maintaining conversation interest." For a few words.
Thoughts. Alphabet in this blog. Letters, envelopes, stamps,
newsletter, football, Toon sponsors, petrol costs, weather, food, dogs, polar
bears, Cambridge. All in a matter of seconds. So what comes out my mouth can be
hard to keep up with as I know as unclearly as it can sound, I talk way too
fast too. Meh.
BUT! I still function, totally annoyingly understanding as
to why I am nowhere near at an employable level as much as I'd love to be.
Oh. Emotions. Another thing that can be affected by MS. I
know it as well! Woo! My reason for the blog whinge anyway. Take it or
not.
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