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“Dear Christina and Jaime-
I was diagnosed with MS in 1996. I have gone from symptoms that were barely noticeable to needing a wheelchair and a full time caregiver.
I am mostly confined to my home and rarely get out to do anything thing “fun”. To others, I maintain a positive attitude, but as you know, that is hard to do when you have MS. It is tiring to constantly be putting on a brave face and not come across as a complainer. To quote the late great Erma Bombeck, my attitude has always been “If you can’t make it better, laugh at it”.
Your podcast has brought me a different perspective in dealing with this mess. I look forward to listening every week. You’ve shown me that it is OK to get angry at my MS and to hold it accountable when things go wrong. Both of you have shared your personal journey and I feel like we are kindred spirits. You make me feel like I am right there with you and that any emotion is allowed. You help me release all of those feelings that I can’t quite articulate to others.
Thank you so much for sharing and making MS bearable! Thank you so much for helping me to let the mess out and not really caring if it gets cleaned up!
Love you both!
Tracy”
Cookmoore via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/27/24
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“I love the both of you as actors. I want you to understand the care givers side of MS. My husband got his diagnosis around 20 years ago. I would love for you to contact me for your podcast.”
Usually a Tetris lover via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/14/24
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“…but, I hate that they “get it”. Living with an invisible and life-altering illness is so isolating. It changes your life and takes away your self. I love that these two friends show the importance of community and understanding and are bringing it to all of us. Chronic & progressive illness...”Read full review »
TchrJo via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/13/24
“Thank you a million times for this podcast. My ms leaves me exhausted. Invisible. So I push through. Grocery shopping? I have to nap afterward. Family gatherings? Pretend I’m fine then crash for two days. I’m a sign language interpreter who sometimes can’t move her fingers as clearly as...”Read full review »
Triterp via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/17/24
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