I realize that may sound like an exaggeration, but it isn’t. I’ll explain…
I used to be a teacher, and I loved teaching. Then, in 2018, I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). I had symptoms in years past, but they always went away after a couple of weeks. In 2018, they came to stay.
The disease rapidly progressed, and I was forced to stop teaching. Eventually, I couldn’t walk. As part of my treatment plan, I started going to physical therapy, and I saw a lot of improvement. After a year of physical therapy, I “graduated,” and my therapist sent me home with exercises to do on my own.