Balls to MS
20 Years of Discovering Your Body Hates You
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'Moving, yes, but also laugh-out-loud funny.' Annabel Port, Adrift podcast (Absolute Radio) Andy Reynard has had multiple sclerosis for most of this century and to be honest, he's a bit annoyed about it. In this irreverent account of how the condition has steadily crept into his life, we learn that his brain is a murky, chaotic place and that using popular culture references is sometimes the only way he can make sense of it all. We also discover that his body is a bastard because shortly after his MS diagnosis his thyroid became ridiculously overactive, the bizarre treatment for which made him...
'Moving, yes, but also laugh-out-loud funny.' Annabel Port, Adrift podcast (Absolute Radio) Andy Reynard has had multiple sclerosis for most of this century and to be honest, he's a bit annoyed about it. In this irreverent account of how the condition has steadily crept into his life, we learn that his brain is a murky, chaotic place and that using popular culture references is sometimes the only way he can make sense of it all. We also discover that his body is a bastard because shortly after his MS diagnosis his thyroid became ridiculously overactive, the bizarre treatment for which made him radioactive and dangerous to know. Then things got serious, as he was given the news that another health crisis meant his life was under threat - and as this news was delivered by the super-hot Dr Amalia Gonzalez, he was in a state of arousal at the time. It's certainly been a bumpy ride and his body continues to offer new and interesting symptoms of MS for him to enjoy, but so far he's survived at least. All he can do is keep clinging to the words of the wise philosopher who succinctly declared, 'Shit happens.'
