YodaMamma MS & More

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I am 60, have MS, am an avid cook, love making candles (soy) and watching the endless parade of Nature outside my home. I treat the MS with supplements and LDN, I do not use any of the C.R.A.B. MS meds, we don't get along well. I was married for 13 years, we were together for 15. We are now divorced. Sad, that. I do still love him, but ONLY as the father of my baby. Better to keep it civil, hurts the child(ren) less that way, but is oh-so-hard to do sometimes.

Saturday, April 30, 2011

re-post, because I think it is still relevant

Wednesday, May 24, 2006

Between Two Worlds

I feel as if I am living between two worlds. The world of Youth, and the world of Age. The world of Rock and the world of Symphony. The world of Health and the world of Wheelchair. The world of Safety and the world of Fear. The world of Abundance and the world of Lack. The world of the Teacher and the world of the Student. The world of the Elder and the world of the Innocent. I have done So much, led such a full and rich life, yet there is SO much yet to do, so many places yet to go, so much to teach, so much to learn. I never seem to know from one minute to another which world I will be in. I worry about bills, and money comes from unexpected places and the bills get paid. Dr's tell me I need all kinds of operations and medical assistances and yet I can walk and drive and shower standing up. I remember the things I used to be able to do and fear the loss of the things I retain. I am unsure of what to make for dinner and I open the freezer and find the answer. Why can I not find the answer to my other problems that easily? I look to the past and see who I was, and I look to the future and see who I want to be, and hope I can make it to be that person. I think of all the places I have been and want to take my family to, and I know I will not see those places again, and it sorrows me. Then I think of the things I retain, the things that so many people with MS cannot do, that I can still do, and I am glad I can do them, sad they can't. And I wonder for how much longer will I be able to do them? I have so many things working against me, the scholiosis, the arthritis, the MS, I should not be able to do anything but lie in bed and moan. And there have been times in my life that, there I was. But I have always gotten up, eventually, and walked. Nickname me Laz. I feel there is SO much still to do before I leave. I don't feel like I'm ready to dissolve into the pain, into the Light, not yet. I look out and I see my sweet son, 8 years old, and I wonder what the Hell I think I'm doing? How can I possibly take on the task of raising him the way he needs? Yet, day by day, I do it. Is God helping? Goddess? a Pantheon of unseen deities? I know I am not doing it alone, could not. It's too much. But I still do it, and the unseen hands still keep me from falling. And on the occasions that I DO fall, they help me to me feet. Again. Do I believe in God? Of course. Allow me to try to describe how *I* see God.
Imagine a Light. The light is made of millions of teeny little lights all clumped together. Every light is equal. Together they make the Light that I see as God. But there are millions of other lights all revolving, swirling, around the one Big Light. That is Us, the Incarnate ones. When we die, we go back into the Big Light, and when we are born, or re-born, we become separate but never disconnected from the Big Light. You see? We make up God, we Are God, but God is the creator of Us. God creates us, we create God. We are a part, not apart, of the Divinity, the Spark, that is God. Does this make sense? It does to me, I hope it does to you.

Sunday, April 03, 2011

uummm

so what's new with us? Not much, here in Florida the weather is sunny and warm (TOO warm most of the time lol) Rob has gone back up N with his latest victim, no idea if or when he will be back. Robbin and I are ok, Robbin is doing well at school, averaging a "b" grade, he's a good kid. He is about 5'5" now, towers over his 4'11-1/2" mommy *grin*.
The kitties are great, gotta somehow come up with the wherewithal to get the make fixed before he starts to spray...yukk...he IS adorable though, an awesome cat and getting better as he ages.
He is THE man of the house and takes his duties (as such) very seriously. Today is Sunday, garbage day (ohboyohboyohboy), in a little while I will clean out the ferret poop then the kitty litter. He helps me with the litter, then takes the bag or bags out to the curb for tomorrow's pickup. Never complains, just does it. an any mommy ask for a better kid? Methinks not. When we go to the store he helps me, especially with things out of my reach. Brings the bags in and helps me unpack and store. Never complains, ever. When it is bedtime, I tell him to go to bed and he does, no "aww ma!", just "click" and the lights and tv are off and his room is dark. And he sleeps through the night, always has. He is a deep sleeper, so if I linger up, watching tv or playing on the pc it doesn't bother him. He is going to make someone an awesome husband someday. He is SO not like his dad lol (had to be said, you know =)
In his defense (like I need to defend him?) he DID clean up my yard the other day before he left, bagged all the oranges and palm leaves for the garbage truck to take.
I am still thinking about taking him for child support, though.
Anyway, that's the latest...oh, did you hear about the dog in Japan they found on some floating debris, 3 weeks after the tsunami...alive? What an inspiring story...that dog deserves to be pampered for the rest of his days...puppy puppy....
Oh well, kitty litter awaits...