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@JayJay10 

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JayJay10

Coffee is a good friend

Whether it helps MS or not, I’d always have some as my body craves it. ☕️

@Tcowart21 

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Tcowart21

MRI/CT scan

What type of scan does the dr do to check for lesions on your spin?

@89scott 

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89scott

Blame

Does anyone blame themselves for getting MS like for having an unhealthy lifestyle before

@solomon 

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solomon

I’m curious though… what’s everyone’s Halloween vibe?

Are you 👻 Watching scary movies and pretending you’re not scared? 🍬 Hunting for sweets? 🎭 Getting dressed up? 🏡 Happily staying indoors and avoiding all the madness? 😂

@Spartapus 

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Spartapus

Does it work tho?

It's sad that the most relatable narrative about Ms that I've heard came from an Instagram video for a miracle electric foot pad that will repair the nerves

@Nora107 

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Nora107

@Nora107 

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Nora107

Supporting

Living with MS is not easy. Some days, I smile even when I’m hurting inside. Going through a relapse is exhausting, frightening, and emotionally draining. There are days when I feel strong and days when I silently wish things were different. But I’m taking it one day at a time, holding on to hope, ...

Fitness 🧡

Going to a sound bath and a treatment taster session at the hotel me and mum goes to Tonight 🥰.
Braunton, United Kingdom

@pearhouse 

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pearhouse

Teacher with MS

Hi, A question specifically for teachers in England. What things have work put in place to support you? Did you feel the need to get your union involved or were work supportive? Also what do you do when having a relapse? Work as normal on a full timetable or reduced hours?