Planning The Unpredictable

Well, in case you missed it. Montel was on Oprah today. He was crying his eyes out. I can’t believe all the tears that went on. He clearly is deeply impacted by MS. He says that his shot everyday is just more reminders that he has MS. A sad [...]

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I found this over at Maybe I’m Just Lazy. Did I miss Multiple Sclerosis Awareness week?? Oh wait, it was before I was diagnosed! March 10-17 of last year.

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The MS Walk registration for Seattle starts tomorrow! It is scheduled for April 5 in Seattle starting at Huskey Stadium and going for 4 miles. For more information see here.

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and one step back. Oh California…. I am very glad you voted to protected the rights of innocent animals. I always buy ethical animal products like free range eggs/chicken and other happy before death animal products. I try to buy local as much as possible so this was right up my alley. [...]

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I am so proud of this country and the world. There are millions of people around the world that are proud of us Americans. The international community supported Obama 3 to 1 over McCain. Millions of people were able to see past the color of Obama’s skin. They were able [...]

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Today I went to the local chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society Luncheon. It was a 150 dollar per plate lunch but NMSS let broken me go for free. It was pretty interesting for my people watching. I was very under dressed. I would say 75% were in business professional [...]

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Obama roasting McCain:

McCain roasting Obama:

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Well, I have obtained my first cold of the season. This is not a good sign given that it’s only October. Normally, I would have one cold a year (maybe). I am going to keep try of how many colds I get this year. I imagine being so freakin tired for [...]

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Part of the bailout plan was the Mental Health Parity Act. It basically says that mental health illnesses should be treated as a medical problem and have equal coverage under your health insurance. A lot of insurance companies either don’t cover mental health at all or have a limit of what is covered. [...]

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