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@Johnwayne 

12 Jun 2025 23:58Last reply 13 Jun 2025 01:05

Johnwayne

Has anyone out here had Lhermitte's sign and or turning there head.....that they feel like something is flying by their ears quickly and problems with rage and feeling like they're going out of their minds from Lhermitte's ?

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@zazariche 

12 Jun 2025 07:34 EditedLast reply 13 Jun 2025 01:00

zazariche

Neurologist told me it’s not about memory.

Have you ever had memory problems? I’ve heard many times that sclerosis isn’t really about forgetting things. Like, sure, maybe I forgot to wash a mug a couple of times — no big deal, that happens. But just recently, I forgot I was frying eggs in a pan 💀
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@DMcIvor74 

8 Jun 2025 23:16Last reply 10 Jun 2025 07:11

DMcIvor74

Issues with Bladder Control

I’ve found it can sometimes be hard to go to the toilet as the muscles don’t push or contract. Sadly yesterday I had to get my mum to call an ambulance when she arrived home from shopping, as I desperately needed to go, but was not able to despite my bowels being full and in pain. The ambulance cr...
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@ryccamoccasin 

5 Jun 2025 02:29

ryccamoccasin

Snow Rider: An Addictive and Daring Snowboarding Experience

If you’re searching for a winter game that will keep your heart racing and your fingers glued to the controls, look no further than Snow Rider. This snowboarding adventure stands out not just for its crisp, snowy landscapes, but for its wild, high-speed action and clever obstacles that test every ou...
New York, United States
Unpublished

@ryccamoccasin 

5 Jun 2025 02:28

ryccamoccasin

Snow Rider: An Addictive and Daring Snowboarding Experience

If you’re searching for a winter game that will keep your heart racing and your fingers glued to the controls, look no further than Snow Rider. This snowboarding adventure stands out not just for its crisp, snowy landscapes, but for its wild, high-speed action and clever obstacles that test every ou...
New York, United States
Unpublished

@ryccamoccasin 

5 Jun 2025 02:27

ryccamoccasin

Snow Rider: An Addictive and Daring Snowboarding Experience

If you’re searching for a winter game that will keep your heart racing and your fingers glued to the controls, look no further than Snow Rider. This snowboarding adventure stands out not just for its crisp, snowy landscapes, but for its wild, high-speed action and clever obstacles that test every ou...
New York, United States

@elfypedia 

3 Jun 2025 15:36Last reply 3 Jun 2025 16:26

elfypedia

Wiped ouuuut

Any tips for springing back from a total energy wipe out? 😂 I went to a hen weekend in another city - I had to travel 4 hours to get there and back - was Friday to Monday and I had a full day on Sunday in bed when they all went out on an activity - but now I'm home I feel like I have been hit. By. ...
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@Dutchess 

26 May 2025 23:09Last reply 28 May 2025 00:51

Dutchess

Dating sucks 🌈

This generation of dating is so hopeless, ppl intentions aren’t pure, everyone lying, cheating, or the obvious using your medical diagnosis against you because they don’t have the courage to understand you as a person. Let me know your thoughts…
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@fionnie 

24 May 2025 05:58Last reply 24 May 2025 15:56

fionnie

Seizure or passing out with fatigue?

Hey, first post. I'm just curious as to whether anyone has experienced anything similar to me? I've been suffering with symptoms since December 2023 but only got the MS diagnosis 29 April 2025 (long wait times on the NHS). My symptoms haven't been too concerning until recently. I was lying in bed (f...
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@chloem331 

2 May 2025 14:22Last reply 2 May 2025 18:40

chloem331

Numbness and tingling

I got my diagnosis a week ago and I’m starting to question things that have happened to me which I’ve always disregarded but could have been an MS symptom. I’ve experienced a lot of numbness/tinging particularly in my hands/feet and sometimes my leg but I have always put it down to holding my phone ...
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