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I Choose Life.: How I recovered from multiple sclerosis by taking back the reins of my life, by Jose Segurado

I Choose Life.: How I recovered from multiple sclerosis by taking back the reins of my life, by Jose Segurado

Segurado, Jose

Paperback

Self-Help

ISBN13: 9798327667792
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 28 2017
Pages: 130
Weight: 0.44
Height: 0.31 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
I'll never forget the day I was given the definitive diagnosis following three months of extensive medical tests. Multiple sclerosis. It was 27 May 2014. On that day, my world as I knew it was torn apart. The MRI and lumbar puncture revealed that I had more than thirty lesions on my brain and about as many again on my spinal cord. The doctors were quick to tell me that it was very likely that I wouldn't be able to walk within a year and that we would have to start aggressive treatments before long. Upon hearing the news, I started to cry inconsolably. Someone in consultation room told me not to cry. What the hell did they mean Don't cry!?

My intuition was telling me that there was more; that somehow everything that was happening to me was the consequence of how bad my life had become over the last few years. Day by day, I had slowly dug myself deeper and deeper into a massive hole and now there was no way out.

Over two and a half years later, on 31 January 2017, I had the second MRI scan which showed there were no new lesions on my brain; the old ones had started to appear as scars and all the symptoms had long since disappeared.

Pretty much everything I am going to explain in the following pages is free, easy and will not harm you. Well, maybe not easy. It takes a lot of effort because it means taking responsibility for your own life and that takes courage. It's so scary but I've come to realize that I've got a lot more courage than I thought!

IG @elijovida

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