I woke up at 5am this morning fed the dogs and made myself a coffee and thought I’d enjoy the cooler temperatures in the garden. Whilst relaxing I felt what I thought was tiny spots of rain on me. I thought that’ll be good for the lawn as we’ve got a hosepipe ban starting this morning. After a littl...

I’m not sure if uncaring is the title I really want for this rant/observation but I started thinking of the years since my diagnosis (2002) my family members even my grown children I don’t think any one of them has really been curious enough to read about my symptoms the things I deal with daily and...

Hi shiftms fairies🧚🏻‍♀️ I’m an Electrical Engineering student, and I’ve been diving deep into how sensor technology can help with MS symptoms like balance or walking issues. I’m really curious about what’s happening in the real world outside of my textbooks. If you use any wearables (smartwatches,...

Over the past few weeks I been battling depression I’m usually positive about having ms and moving forward but I been in a 5 year relationship and I found out about multiple females since last year in September there’s nothing worse then making someone whose already sick and trying feel lower than t...

Ive used bucked up twice now and it helped me overcome fatigue to do a complete workout. Worth trying, im sure a tolerance will be inevitable but maybe use sparingly.

I am so tired of this heat. I’m in serious pain and the fatigue is a killer. I just cannot do anything. I save all my energy to look after my pets and to shower/bath (because of how hot it is I’m sweating buckets) Cooking is not an option. Climate change and global warming sucks.

Well we have another chance to cross our fingers and hope again; https://www.earth.com/news/scientists-think-they-found-two-key-bacteria-that-cause-multiple-sclerosis/

Yesterday I took a walk with my daughter, because of my balance I used my cane for the first time. What a humbling experience. Is using a walking aid embarrassing for any of you?

They have surprisingly similar symptoms, and then I got my results back and I was like, "Ohhhhhhhh"