@I’m still in the process of testing, however my neurologist says I have MS based on scans that I’ve had since 2023. I suffered 3 strokes and they have done a number on me however only one of them was a leaking aneurism, which emergency surgery repaired. I had to learn to walk, talk and do all of that again, but I still have difficulty getting around and speaking without slurred speech. Since then my body has been deteriorating rapidly. After my scans in February of 2025, it’s been a doozie of pain, extreme fatigue, and a constant migraine. I’ve been on nerve blockers for a year and they only suppress the pain slightly. Has anyone else had strokes caused from MS? I know that the EMG showed severe damage in my non-stroke leg, and that I have a lot of lesions on my spinal cord and in my brain. I am not sure I understand what MS is and how to adapt my life accordingly. I am afraid that I push myself to hard, I’ve adapted to having a new normal in the past, but I’m not sure I’m ready to do it again. on Shift.ms

@kcfranc0602 I’ve done a lot of research, however I am struggling with the unknown at this point. I have read about the different types etc. This is where I get freaked out because I fall into to more than one type based on symptoms and what I don’t understand is that normal? I’m still trying to see if my strokes had anything to do with MS or am I on my own with that.