Random thoughts
This blog completed a year early this month. I haven't written as much as I would have liked. It got me thinking about my MS journey. Nineteen years since I was first diagnosed and ten, since it actually started bothering me. Time just flies when you're not looking. I lived nine years blissfully unaware about what was to come in the future. The husband often feels that had we taken whatever remedial steps were necessary then, things would perhaps have been very different now. But who is to say that would really have been the case? All that is just conjecture. Isn't it always so easy to look back and think, "What if…?" We always think that had we known what we know now, had we done what we think now is the right thing to do, had we said then, that which we have the courage to say now, it would all have been different, it would all have been good. This feeling of regret plagues us all. But what good does regret do? Nothing. Really. Except making us miserable and ...