Tales of a trip

Hello!

Well, I'm back! How did it go? Let me tell you the stories of my travel today.

First of all my bus driver was extra early today, he was supposed to pick me up at 9:20 AM he came at 8:55 AM and rang my doorbell. Then he drove me to the hospital where he had problems going in between two trucks, my grandmother could have gone in between those trucks! That being said...

Evidently I got early to my appointment and was looking at the ceiling for about half an hour, then the doctor came out of his office and told me to come on down! you're the next contestant on the doc is right! As posted on my earlier post, the visit lasted 10 minutes tops but something new happened today. According to the doctor I am stronger than I was last time so he wouldn't need to see me every three months but every six. Really?!? Wow! My wishes have been answered, now my next appointment is until the beginning of July. Once the visit was over I went over to the secretary and jokingly said that I didn't have to come there anymore, that I was cured. She didn't buy it, she gave me an appointment for the beginning of July. I asked her if she believed that I was going to come to that appointment, she told me no. Good girl I said, I'll see you when I'm ready.

Now that's the story with my doctor, now here's a piece of advice for people that are sick and are trying to be funny. Never play a joke to somebody that has recently been diagnosed with MS, it's not a pretty sight. Here's my story on that one...

At the appointment today there was a young lady who asked me how old I was, I told her that I was 28 but I look much older because MS does that to you. Why the hell didn't I just tell her my real age?? What a klutz! The girl started to cry without console, I tried to aleave her suffering but no dice. Then her mother came over and basically told me that she had just been diagnosed with MS. I felt like a first-class heel, what a moron, I keep forgetting that there's always somebody worst then you are.

This is my post of my visit to the doctor.


Happy adventures people!