Multiple Sclerosis and Art
Not all hobbies and crafts suit everyone; having Rheumatoid Arthritis myself, I know there are several crafts I am not able to do, because they would either aggravate, or result in inflammations in my joints due to overdoing.
I can imagine it is the same for people with Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms; the pain may just be too much to get involved in certain arts and crafts. Therefore, I like to post on all kinds of arts on my blog, no matter whether they are common, uncommon, weird, or strange; there is bound to be one which they can do as well.
For someone suffering from Multiple Sclerosis, there are many hobbies which they can do on their leisure and don't take too much effort. It may even be that the way some crafts are done, can be adjusted. Instead of using an easel to paint, try laying it on a flat surface or in your lap; this does not require having to lift your arm.
On the other hand, some hobbies may be extremely helpful. It has been proven that when having Multiple Sclerosis Exercise, along with a good diet, is one of the keys being able to manage and control this disease. Maybe some wood working, sand-, ice- and/or snow sculpting would be beneficial, when done in moderation.
My advice is to try any hobby which appeals to you, until you find one you can do and enjoy. Living with an illness is tough enough and there is no need in being bored as well!
I can imagine it is the same for people with Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms; the pain may just be too much to get involved in certain arts and crafts. Therefore, I like to post on all kinds of arts on my blog, no matter whether they are common, uncommon, weird, or strange; there is bound to be one which they can do as well.
For someone suffering from Multiple Sclerosis, there are many hobbies which they can do on their leisure and don't take too much effort. It may even be that the way some crafts are done, can be adjusted. Instead of using an easel to paint, try laying it on a flat surface or in your lap; this does not require having to lift your arm.
On the other hand, some hobbies may be extremely helpful. It has been proven that when having Multiple Sclerosis Exercise, along with a good diet, is one of the keys being able to manage and control this disease. Maybe some wood working, sand-, ice- and/or snow sculpting would be beneficial, when done in moderation.
My advice is to try any hobby which appeals to you, until you find one you can do and enjoy. Living with an illness is tough enough and there is no need in being bored as well!
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