Managing MS

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BBehLo5528&feature=youtu.be What is stress and how can it affect you in the long term? Health Psychologist, Dr Katrin Hulme describes some of the science behind stress 👩‍🔬🥼, the chemical reactions that are happening in our bodies when we feel stress & disc...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGn6GTZf2S0&feature=youtu.be In ep 2 of Managing Uncertainty MS Experts Dean and Heather explain how MS uncertainty affects them the most 💬🎙️ Check out the full 'Managing Uncertainty' series here 👉 https://shift.ms/ms-reporters-dealing-with-uncertainty

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jl58eYFEJqU ‘My Sclerosis’ is the first film Shift.ms has shared that is fully written, produced and directed by an MSer, Stash Capar. Based in Toronto, Canada, Stash was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2011 and had a few very rough years early on, but slowly, ...

Which of these would you say helps the most with managing your MS? 1 - Diet 2 - DMD Treatments 3 - Exercise 4 - Other Please Elaborate. For me I would say Treatments. I am on Gilenya and have not had a relapse. I do feel great after exercising, but i hesitate to state that one because i have ye...

Ok, here's a question, if you've got a good prognosis and you're apparently handling and managing the MS well, then why the need to suddenly start hitting it with a stronger drug? I've got to have another MRI but regardless of whether there's any new lesions, they're suggesting Cladribine and Tec? ...

Hi all. I have never written about my MS on my blog before. 26y of compartmentalising it. This is about the approach I take to stay sane and manage it. - https://dominicshadbolt.com/2020/05/12/it-is-my-cargo/