"My hand tingled & vision blurred"

 

Clay told his wife Lori, that he never wanted to reach the point, where he was unable to do things with his daughter.

 

" I would say don't panic first of all, you know. There are thing's out there you can do. But for me I was devastated because I thought about my children. Would I be able to walk them down the asile? You know would I be in physical good enough shape to do that?"

 

"My children are 9 and 6. And I've been diagnosed almost 10 years and my first child was 3 months old. I remember leaning over the hospital bed to get the spinal tap and looking in to her eyes at 3 months old and I just started crying because I was just thinking to myself, here's this beautiful baby. And what type of image is she going to have of me?"

 

"Is this diease going to take my life now? Is it going to put me in a wheelchair? Or will she be prod of me? And those fears have since subsided because my children have grown up with me having ms. You know they give me my shot. You know so as long as they're not fighting."\

 

"You know I remember laying in bed one night feeling sorry for myself and saying, you don't know what it feel's like to have this disease. And it was in the dark and this voice comes out of the dark and it gave me chill bumps because she said, you don't know what it feels like to lay on this side of the bed wondering if I'm going to wake up with the same man I laid down with, if you're going to be able to get up in the morning."