@Vvcampbe 

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Vvcampbe

The Hidden Symptoms- cognitive vs. physical

Hi there! I was diagnosed in July (by fluke, they were looking for a brain aneurysm) and my MS diagnosis was confirmed by spinal tap. At that point, in hindsight, my only symptoms were headaches, fatigue, bladder and stool issues, and minor vision problems. Also looking back, I had been having issues finding the right words or stumbling over my words. I just received my 2nd 1/2 dose of Ocrevus. Maybe it's "in my head" (literally) but I am now finding myself my misspelling easy/silly words or replacing words with other random words (last night I called my son's football team his "football fraternity"). My question: is there anyone else that feels like their brain is the source of most of their symptoms? I am so thankful to not currently have spinal lesions, but I am also worried about my brain deteriorating.
@jamoranto

@Vvcampbe those simple things that your brain was searchin for.. you will not be searchin for anymore unless your never knew them before hand. Ask your company if they see the positive changes with ocrevus. I have with my crew were hands down “you are quicker now..back to the old self. No more brain farts” ha Best Jorge

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@jamoranto

Make time for yourself read a great book. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/50743767

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