How did your star turn go ?

I knew two people with MS briefly -- women about my own age. One was able to walk with stiff movement. She had a cheerful attitude, maybe from smoking weed, and she only talked about her condition a little to explain it to me, but didn't dwell on it. She smiled a lot. Her speech sounded dry, slowed down, and deliberate.
The other women was when I was older. She had difficulty walking, and could only do a little bit with braces or crutches. She lived with her mom, who adapted their house, so that she could do many activities like cooking, art work, studying and be comfortable. She was a theater manager and directer, and I interacted with her a lot during one pre-performance rehearsal season. I made most of the costumes, so I reported to her, and she was very much in control of her theater managerial skill set. She had difficulty talking, and a dry-sounding, slowed down speech pattern. It reminded me of a Texas drawl.