Just finished Faulty Wiring by Suzanne Robins. It's a memoir about a woman my age who was diagnosed with MS and it talks about how she doesn't have visible symptoms, hers are all cognitive, so doctors don't take her seriously or think she's not as disabled as other people with physical disabilities related to MS. It's basically my own experience nearly word for word. Even all the symptoms she had leading up to getting diagnosed and how it's progressing in her body. It was such a relief to read.
Now I'm starting City Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert because I love the way she writes. I've been on the wait list at the library since it was first released and finally I get a digital copy.
