Not all blog posts can be positive, especially since I pride myself writing about all my experiences so skip this if you are really not in the mood for some not-so-fun MS issues 
Either way, here are a few tips that normally worked for me to take some of the Solu-Medrol side-effects in check:
It’s so easy to forget about an illness if you do well which might be dangerous in some cases. Rebif side-effects can be a good wake-up call.
2011 was a tough year. Leaving Greece and a lot of friends, learning a new language and getting acquinted are just a few of the challenges I had to face. I won’t list all of them here because they are plenty but the biggest challenge was and still is, finding a new pace for my [...]
Bit of a break with hardly any updates (shame on me) but to kick it off with a bang I decided on a New Years challenge!
In order to get ready for my P90X2 round starting in January I want you to challenge, help (or torture depending on if you like or hate me ):
Every [...]
I got a super duper advanced new injection device for my tri-weekly Rebif Injection called Rebismart! It’s not only much easier to handle it’s also much more convenient for travelling.
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