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“ What if . . . Laziness is a habit of thinking about the cost of things, or the effort. Instead of thinking about the payoff? ” ~ Scott Adams

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@NeuroPulse

Myelin Mann – Episode #2: The Brain Fog BanditThe morning started like any other.Marcus Johnson, known to the world as Myelin Mann, stood in his kitchen staring at a box of cereal.“Why did I come in here?” he asked himself.Again.And again.Across the city, people were forgetting appointments, losing their train of thought, and struggling to finish simple tasks. Something wasn’t right.Suddenly, Marcus’ NeuroPulse wristband flashed orange.ALERT: Cognitive Signal Disruption Detected.On a rooftop downtown, a new villain laughed as a cloud of gray mist spread through the streets.“I am the Brain Fog Bandit!” he shouted. “And today, nobody will remember anything!”People wandered in confusion.Teachers forgot lessons.Workers forgot passwords.Parents forgot where they put their keys.Marcus clenched his fist.“Not today.”With a burst of energy, the NeuroPulse activated, sending waves of blue light through his body. His senses sharpened. His thoughts became clear.MYELIN MANN HAD ARRIVED.The Brain Fog Bandit launched a wave of confusion toward him.For a moment, even Myelin Mann struggled.Names vanished.Thoughts scattered.The world felt fuzzy.Then he remembered the lesson he learned after his MS diagnosis:“One step. One thought. One task at a time.”The NeuroPulse glowed brighter.A powerful signal pulse cut through the fog, restoring clarity across the city.The gray cloud shattered.The Brain Fog Bandit stumbled backward.“No! My fog!”The villain disappeared into the shadows, but not before leaving a warning.“This isn’t over, Myelin Mann. The Demyelinator is coming.”The city cheered as their memories returned.Marcus smiled.“MS may bring brain fog, but it doesn’t define who we are.”As the sun set, the NeuroPulse flashed once more.A new threat was already approaching…TO BE CONTINUED…

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@Glamluvs5H8MS

True story really. I am going to stay with my oldest son, here home my other son is overwhelmed, he doesn’t feel comfortable being too far from me🥹 his other siblings have minimized what he seeing maximally! We talk and I do understand his feelings, they are valid! So I’m me meeting my 2 granddaughters who are both under 4 so I am excited yet I have zero income😫 my flight and thing were gifted to me. I’m am grateful for that. I wanted to get to meet my granddaughters before anything else happens. I have hired counsel to assist me in obtaining Disability, I apply a few times and was denied. I can’t even afford my medication. Not looking for sympathy, I guess, just wanted to be more clear, I ABSOLUTELY hate MS and what it’s done to my confidence, yeah I don’t trust myself,& I before this all I was actually looking forward to turning 50! Yeah made it to 50 but I don’t like how I feel and how unsure I am now about the things I was MOST confident about doing, not so much these days and it makes me ANGRY cuz I didn’t plan this nor have the resources to live with this confidently. Praying for a steady body to keep doing what it HAS been doing for 49 years!! Health care is NOT caring these days and I can only say, timing has been my lack for some time now. I digress have a awesome MS’n day everyone. 💜🫶🏾🤟🏾💪🏾🤞🏾✌🏾

Fort Worth, United States

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@jamoranto

This one to enjoy.

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@SuzieI

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Since moving into a bungalow 6yrs ago I’m just getting worse and worse, has this happened to anyone else.

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@MSNANI

So I recently met with my Dr. Who informed me that I will be trying different muscle relaxers to help with this pain.

Center Line, United States

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@MSNANI

Hmm, sometimes I can get so annoyed with this disability. What really can you do?

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@MSWARRIOR21

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Do you guys experience this often

One thing about it is when that fstigue hits it feels like a truck fell on you then ontop of that feels like pins and needles in your body it is crazy how MS workd

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@NeuroPulse

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“I’m working on a concept called NeuroPulse a wearable designed around helping with MS symptoms like muscle stiffness and spasms using technology already used in rehabilitation. Before I go further, I want to hear from the MS community: what would you want a device like this to do?”

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@7997emily

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Has anyone gained experience with lions mane as a tincture? For cognitive help and energy? I enjoy the mushroom coffee but it’s so expensive, just saw this alternative and wondered if there was any real experience. I don’t trust marketing lol

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