Yes, I have MS, although it has stayed mostly in remission for the past 15 years or so and when it does act up, it has been relatively mild. The ironic thing is that I was diagnosed with it years before the endo, and I used to blame the MS for a lot of things when it turned out to be the endo, which I probably had before the MS. But it has been a rough summer, and stress can sometimes bring on flare-ups. The kidney stones just recently made their appearance and I see a urologist this next week to see what he says. Don't really know much about this. I also started allergy shots Monday which I'm hoping will help me delay sinus surgery which was recommended a couple of weeks ago. It was the week after my follow-up surgery when I saw the allergist and as soon as he said the word surgery, I kind of freaked out and didn't even want to talk about it. Told him two this year was enough. I was expecting the diagnosis of chronic sinusitus, and it did turn out to be chronic pan-sinusitus (meaning every single sinus is involved, as opposed to one or two), but I wasn't expecting the word surgery. My septum is apparently deviated as well, but from what I read, a little deviation is normal. Need to get some more details from the doctor but really didn't want to deal with anything else right now. And then Monday, I had my dog put down. She had a bad week-end and I didn't think either one of us could take it anymore. She was diabetic, mostly blind and mostly deaf, and 14 years old, and had gotten much worse in the past few months. My other dog died last year of natural causes. I wanted to run out and get a bunch of puppies, but one of my new allergies is to dogs, so am going to wait until the shots take effect. Anyway, been just a little stressed out lately. (everybody say Ahhh -- is this a blatant cry for pity or what? :>) Oh, well, such is life, or at least my life, anyway.
Sue Ann