@Megan_M_McNees 

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Megan_M_McNees

MS: Manifesting & Spirituality

Greetings tribe! If the title of this post grabs your eye or calls to any of you...then yay!!! Keep reading :) Since being diagnosed 10 years ago, my life has taken an unexpected, but necessary shift toward an enlightened and spiritual path! Not sure if it's just my own personal experiences with the disease or if any of you have ALSO experienced a heightened interest, intrigue and/or curiosity about spirituality and higher realms within the heavenly dimensions of life? I have been able to pinpoint certain symptoms of mine and correlate their dates with journal entries I've made over the past decade and my findings suggest that when I wrote with a negative state of mind or victim mentality, a pattern of bad MS days followed in the next few weeks. Not sure who are how to reach out and have a discussion about this LOL but I always trust my Ms fam and if anyone has Insight or like to talk about this further with me, I would love to connect! Thanks in advance and hope everybody is having a fantastic New Year thus far!!!
@Robert_Root

The spiritual life is the only way for me. I'm a Recovered Alcoholic and was living a spiritual life when the symptoms first started showing, if I wasn't living this way I wouldn't have lasted long.

@Stumbler

Hi @megan_m_mcnees and welcome. I can't admit to being spiritual, or even religious. But, I do believe in the untapped power of our brain. When we're feeling good, the brain is releasing endorphins to make us feel even better. Conversely, when we're feeling down, chemicals are released by the brain that have a detrimental effect on our Central Nervous System (CNS). That same area that MS attacks. Call it spiritual if you like. We just need to keep in good spirits. 😊