MY LIFE WITH MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS

By Pierre Grenier

Because of the many Internet links, acquiring the Ebook is highly recommended.I wrote this book as I would have liked to have this information at the beginning of my illness.You will attend chronologically its evolution.What are the aids that allow me to live better with my SP?2003 ... In addition to the movements of my body that my mind has to manage, there are ... these people who are busy everywhere and that hurt my fragile concentration; There is like the excitement and effervescence of the moment; Ah, Ah, Ah, Ah, those fucking automatic doors which now always close a little too quickly for my taste.2004 ... I disembark painfully from my vehicle and undertake the ascent of the few steps that adorn the front of my home. Three-quarters of the way up, I slide my back on the landing on the threshold of the front door. Bad decision. I am unable to move a member and get up. I'm on my back. I see the sky very well. By forcing my neck, I see my street tirelessly deserted. Normally my body should regenerate in a reasonable amount of time, but with this flu that weakens me greatly and this cold that infiltrates me, it will always be so. From the corner of my eye I feel the cold temperature of this early January evening ...If you had to keep one thought of this book:Always have projects2014 ... It started with my left leg that obstinately refused to move an iota. In vain I concentrated on the effort, to take a nice Zen attitude, to act as if after all move was not so important, nothing did. This movement would remain inoperative ...1993 A man of about my age arrives in the music store where I am a salesman. He is looking for an orchestra to animate an evening for his association. He militates for a cause of which he himself is afflicted. Wait for me to remember. Yes, that's it: multiple sclerosis. He explains to me in detail, with a leaflet, what MS is.-Holà! The friend said to him. For I feel my legs flex and my body wobble on hearing me list the common symptoms of the disease."I'm going to fetch a stool for myself, pretending a little fatigue on my part.""Please continue.""Yes, that's it!" He replied. Tiredness is surely the common feature in all affected people. 2008 - New equipment makes their apparitions in my house:A self-lifting armchair, a raised-o-tech, 5 floor-ceiling ..."While your signature is still what it should be, have a stamp in blue ink with the effigy of it ...It always takes me a greater effort to straighten my fingers. I try to unfold them because JEFOUND HANDICAPPING THE LOSS OF MYDEXTERITY FINE THAN NO POWERWALK.2005 -SOLD. You read correctly. I sold my house and found one without a basement and no floor. A small house that seems to have been built just for me. The ranch style house will be easy to adapt using the Home Adaptation Program (DAP)Bathroom with sliding door embedded in the wall;Widening of door frames;Renovation of the corridor to the exteri?Automatic entrance do?Access ramp outside the house;To find out more about what has been adapted and how it was done, type the following link: http: //pigrenier.levrai/adaptation.htmlEven though I work 35 hours a week, I find time to take university courses. By the Internet and by accumulating three certificates according to the requirements, I will obtain four years later a bachelor of applied sciences with major in computer science. Funny: I start the first certificate as a right-hander and I finish the third as left-handed. Somewhere in the second, there was a participation of both hands. My right hand has no resistance to the effort ...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1521775990
• ISBN13: 9781521775998
• Release Date: July 2017
• Publisher: Independently published
• Length: 121 Pages
• Weight: 0.53 lbs.
• Dimensions: 9.0" x 0.3" x 6.0"