Living with it.

For most, living with mnd is a short-term sufferer thing. Now don’t get me wrong… I am very pleased to be in the category of long-term.. it’s the sufferer part that bugs me. I think people forget what it must be like for those affected to do everyday tasks. Ever since I started to takeContinue reading “Living with it.”

Vlogging and fundraising.

So, some of you may have seen on my social media that I am looking to fundraise. The reasons are simple: As a patient with ever growing mobility issues, the harsh reality of every day tasks is that they just get worse. Many of my regular subscribers will already know my views on certain things.Continue reading “Vlogging and fundraising.”

Update

Hello everyone and first; Sorry. Sorry its been a long time since I posted anything, life has trundle by and I’ve written and rewritten the post for the last few months. Not much seems to have happened since August, and yet, once again it feels like so much has. The annoying thing with this yearContinue reading “Update”

Others with mnd

I have recently started engaging with other people affected by MND outside of my family circle. As mentioned previously in other posts, the blogs are somewhat one sided. It is very interesting to hear others comme ting and talking about the other side of things. You know, the S word? Weirdly, it’s kinda accepted differentlyContinue reading “Others with mnd”

Updating the world wide whatsit..

I really am shit at this, so my apologies for the lack of updates on here.. As we begin to return to slightly normal life post lockdown, I am slowly becoming more and more less mobile. It could be as simple as a lack of exercise, but I was warned that things could go thisContinue reading “Updating the world wide whatsit..”

Mobility issues.

It’s been a while and for that I apologise. I’m sure all 4 of you are worried sick. (Jk, probably not even that many subs) I recently visited my physiotherapist for a check in. Unlike my doctor specialists, she is probably the most useful person I’ve seen. In her years of practice I am herContinue reading “Mobility issues.”

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