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@jenko1972 

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jenko1972

rapid progression

Hi I hope every one is doing OK. I left work about a year ago and have been medically retired for just over a year. I have seen a real quick decline in my health. From being able to walk OK to being dependent on my wheelchair. I keep searching the internet to find similar stories to mine after months of searching I'm yet to find one. I kinda hope I get no replys. Will try and see my neurologist next week to try and find out what's happening and why so quick. Take care Neil
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@Ella-1011
@Ella-1011
 

Hope you will get back on track soon.

@Graham100
@Graham100
 

Hi Neil. About 15 months ago I was still playing golf and walking the course, as long as I could hold the trolly for balance, now I use a ride on single buggy because I cannot walk one hole, having trouble getting up stairs iv got a wheelchair, but not dependant on it yet, just started swimming, to try to co-ordinate the legs, I feel like all my problems are in my lower back, times in the past when I put my back out, I couldn't walk?? So just because iv been DX MS why do they dismiss the possibility? But anyway yes mate sorry I feel like I have just rapidly got worse & worse. People say do you have good & bad days? I say no I have bad & worse days, but I'm still having a laugh every day try to do what I can self employed so can't just retire not if I want to pay mortgage, so every day hoping it don't get any worse, it's just a bastard thing that makes no sense, chin-up keep going get pissed keep laughing. Lol.