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Let’s not kid ourselves. I didn’t want to get diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. And I’m going to guess you didn’t either. You’ve probably heard, though, people talking about how it’s made them “a better person.” About how the disease has reframed and reshaped their lives … in a positive direction. Whaaa?
When I first heard this, I figured someone had clambered onto the medical marijuana express with no intentions of getting off (all aboard the Ghost Train Haze!). It made no sense. The only thing I was positive about when I was diagnosed: I did not want this shit. Not. At. All.
Which brings me to last week in Chicago for HealtheVoices 2017, a conference of some of the most influential online health advocates in the world...
NEW BLOG: http://activemsers.blogspot.com/2017...pping-mic.html
When I first heard this, I figured someone had clambered onto the medical marijuana express with no intentions of getting off (all aboard the Ghost Train Haze!). It made no sense. The only thing I was positive about when I was diagnosed: I did not want this shit. Not. At. All.
Which brings me to last week in Chicago for HealtheVoices 2017, a conference of some of the most influential online health advocates in the world...
NEW BLOG: http://activemsers.blogspot.com/2017...pping-mic.html