Multiple Sclerosis: Healing the Soul From the Inside Out
Don't forget everyone is different
If you suffer from multiple sclerosis, you may have heard of a strange symptom that you’re thankful you haven’t dealt with. Maybe you are one of the lucky few who don’t have to deal with any of the above ailments when you are out enjoying yourself, but everyone is different. There may be other symptoms that you or other sufferers deal with that require a different set of measures in order to enjoy your day out, and this is fine.
Fortunately, the above list applies to most sufferers, for the most part. Keeping a rest schedule, resting when you get the chance while outside, and staying cool and hydrated are all great practices for people who aren’t suffering from MS, but they may not consciously think about the necessity of this advice. Practicing these tidbits of excursion advice could benefit you and your family as they take your lead in keeping hydrated and not overheating.
Don’t think of these measures as a burden or frustrating; they are necessary for every human being. You are just being proactive and looking out for your own health by staying prepared!
Multiple sclerosis can take away so much of a person's spirit, desire, and ability to go out and live a normal life. Understanding why your body reacts when you push it to a certain level is important in preventing it from happening again. It can be easy to go out and have fun, then have a terrible flare up and decide you can never go out and do it again. This simply is not the case. With the right set of tools and the will to have fun, staying prepared on your adventure will allow you to keep going out and living the life you thought multiple sclerosis took from you.
Reference
https://www.erasems.org/news/2016/aug/12/when-it-heals-soul-hurts-body-finding-healthy/
