Angela's MS Story: Part Two

Up until two years ago, I was still in denial of my diagnosis of MS. I didn't talk about it, read about it, or even think much about it. It wasn't that bad, so surely the Dr. had misdiagnosed me.  As a matter of fact, I convinced myself this was true.I was too busy being a wife and the mother of two young boys, I didn't have time for this nonsense. This went on for ten years. I missed Dr. appointments, and my "MS" treatments consistently. Why treat something I didn't have anyway? In 2010 I had to start walkingwith a cane because my balancewi rss worsened. And I developed tention tremor in my right hand, and I still wouldn't admit I had MS.Part Three will be ready Saturday.r