Thank you for the last three years.
Blogging has been an extremely healthy way to cope with my health.
I've met some amazing people through my blogging.
However, I had to draw a line where blogging would effect my personal life. I knew it would be a problem when I had to start censoring myself, or worry about what to write and who could possibly read it. On top of that -- I'm incredibly busy. In the past few months, my life morphed into something I always dreamed I would experience again... the life I had before Multiple Sclerosis. Then I realized, I spent a lot of time trying to put words with my experiences rather than experiencing the moment just for myself.
When I first started my blog, it was a public diary in which I detailed my journey to finding a "normal" life again after my diagnosis of MS. After 3 years, my journey has ended and a new one has began.
I'll always reply to e-mails and keep in touch with many of you.
