As promised above are pictures of my current quilting project. The top picture is a work in progress I have all of the top pieced together. Now I'll actually start on the quilting part. I'm hoping to have it done in time to send off as a Christmas gift for my granddaughter, Rachel. The bottom quilts is completed and is it the Christmas gift for my grandson, Kyler. Quilting, card makingand of course, photography are my MS and life stress relievers. I think it's so important to have hobbies that you can do to help relieve your stress. Although photography is the one thing that I can do even during an exacerbation. When optic neuritis flares, I just put on autofocus. Quilting and card making can be a challenge during an exacerbation. If my hands don't work, I can't do the fine details of card making and about of optic neuritis pretty well takes care of the safety of sewing.
Every journey starts with a single step. My journey started "officially" in March 2006. I started this blog six years into my journey, I often find myself amazed at how this disease taught me a lot....about me. I find the hot air balloons a perfect representation of my journey, with all it's ups and downs....I still soar.
Friday, October 16, 2009
Stress Relief
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3 comments:
Hi Kimberly,
Great quilts, you have a lovely hobby there which gives alot of pleasure to all who see them.
Hope the eye drops do the job for you.
Love,
Herrad
That quilt is nice and colorful and quite creative. I'm sure it will be treasured.
I'm curious... How do the eyedrops ease the inflammation of the optic nerve which goes from the back of the eyeball to the optic centers in the occipital lobe in the back of the brain? Did anyone explain that?
Webster,
I'm not really sure. Although I would think they work because the area around the eyes absorb the steroids. All I know is it was either drops or another round of IV steroids and I just couldn't face the thought of another IV round!
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