After a year or two of fairly frequent stumbles and falls, which I attributed to a bulging disc in my spine irritating my sciatic nerve, I developed double vision whenever I looked up and to the right.

My GP told me it could either be an eye migraine or Multiple Sclerosis. Eventually I was diagnosed with MS, and sixteen years later I still feel like it’s only the beginning. I don’t know what the future holds, but I strive to make it a good one.

Since diagnosis, I have realised that the most difficult part is truly accepting that I have MS. And that MS limits what I can do. And that the MS is here to stay.

It affects my life in more ways than I care to admit, but I am determined not to let it define me. I received some transformational coaching and was able to see that I already possess all I needed to change my life
for the better. I was able shake off the feelings of worthlessness that my diagnosis brought and emerge from the darkness a stronger,
happier person.

I know that life is still there for the taking. And grab it, I will!

Get in touch today and let’s get you back to you.

Or drop me an email at emmaononocoaching@gmail.com