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@Mamaof4 

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Mamaof4

My radiology Report lacks info of looking for small lesions!!

I'd like you to please look at my MRI report. My MRI was done with no contrast. My Chat GPT has found some small lesions, but my report came back as normal. The person that interpreted my MRI was not a neurologist. I'm going to a neurologist for a second opinion and to see what I'm having MS symptom...
Elm Tree Corners, Canada
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@Laura_Borg 

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Laura_Borg

I was diagnosed when I was 27 and was fine till I had a really stressful time , losing my mum and dad and a baby at 34 weeks , that was 5 years ago and just can’t seem to get back to where I was , I trip over constantly resulting in many falls the last one ended up in busting my hand up and breaking my engagement ring , I know it’s only a ring but just feel like I’m falling apart, also bad coughing fits for no reason where I actually thought I was going to pass out !

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@SandyDewalt 

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SandyDewalt

Bladder issues

Hello everyone does anyone else have bladder issues I can't really sleep at night got to wake up out my sleep to go to the bathroom anyone else facing issues like this because it's so irritating because I be sleeping good and it also happens doing the day
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@Sarah52 

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Sarah52

Heat and stuff

The heat is going to be high this weekend in the uk. Really feeling flat, was diagnosed March with it and am only 52. Work managers have not helped but there are some there i can call friends the only way I can get too work is the lift as on 3rd floor but I had to walk it on Monday cos not working...
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@AWAYWITHMS 

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AWAYWITHMS

Anniversary

Approaching my first symptom anniversary date at the end of this month. I spent 5 years in NC before moving to Georgia for 1 yr. Optic neuritis took my left eye out the game, I was forced to move from my new place in a new state (GA) being that I lost my vision and didn’t know what was going on wi...
High Point, United States
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@RandyEngman 

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A Guide to This Addictive Skill Game

When you're in the mood for a simple yet surprisingly strategic online game, you might be looking for something both fresh and satisfying. Enter Slice Master, a browser game that's taking the casual gaming community by storm. Its premise is easy to grasp, but you'll soon find there's a real art to m...

@MSWarrior25 

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MSWarrior25

Thankful

Truth be told I'm soooo glad I found a group that has tons of people with the same chronic illness... MS... Being a 35 year old diagnosed at the age of 21 I must be honest and say that throughout the years I've always felt like an outsider but now I can truly say I'm glad I found a site that can rel...
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@lllJlll 

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lllJlll

Recently diagnosed and my life just took a drastic turn

it’s been rough since the diagnosis. My relationship ended because of it, even if it wasn’t the only reason. A lot of little things stacked up, but when things got tough, she left. Just moved out over the weekend let her keep the apartment. I’ve been trying to reach out to the MS community, see if I...
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@LesleyT 

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LesleyT

Wake up with headache and shaking inside but not outside. Anybody else like this.

I’m feeling down as my legs are heavier and I just now want to sit and do nothing as my legs are heavy and I get the MS hug at the first sign of tiredness. Also, I’ve been told I’ve now got secondary progressive MS and am going through tests to see if I can take Mayzent ( simonipod). Any one else ta...
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@BearyBunny 

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BearyBunny

just.. a lot.

I was diagnosed March 31st, 2025, And I don't know how to get my family to realize I might never be better... I understand that it's only been a few months, the first year of diagnosis is the first, and this is hard on them too. I am blessed to have a family who can assist me and help provide for ...
Newburgh, United States
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