Oops, I Forgot I Have ALS!
dancingwithalsandlife.blogspot.com AI ART, “Every Rung Matters” These are a few things that happened while I was still able to walk and had some mobility in my arms and hands. I will sarcastically say that the “fun” part of having ALS is never knowing what to expect. Every day I wake up, I may have lost the ability to do something I was just able to do yesterday. Or, I can go for long periods of time without any changes in my functional status. Then when I start to come to terms with the loss of a particular function and give myself a little pep talk: “Stacy, you got this, girl.” Something else happens. I joke that having ALS sometimes feels like I’m being robbed because in a blink of an eye I feel like something else is being stolen away from me. This becomes a bit of a dilemma because I’m constantly needing to readjust my thoughts and actions. My tendency has always been to be helpful when others are in need of assistance. However, I now need to constantly remind myself of the r...