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@MarindaBrent 

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Great evening everyone how’s you all day going ??❤️❤️
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@nicholas97 

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This may seem like an odd post but I want to THANK everyone on this page for sharing their experiences good and bad with MS!! Before I found this site I truly felt alone in what I was experiencing with my everyday life with this invader that has demolished my life. I have cried reading several post...
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@dkon 

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I just received my diagnosis last Friday and even though the news itself is unfortunate I feel so grateful for how the discussion was handled. I was called to the hospital’s immuno-neurology unit and two neurologists and the MS nurse gave me and my partner 1.5 hours — as much time as we needed to ex...
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@HerStrength 

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Hey guys! We go through soooo much having MS and many people can’t relate and it is so frustrating. However, we are still here my loves. WE HAVE LIFE!!
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@Marz 

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Hi everyone, I’ve had RRMS for over 20 years. I was diagnosed during a time when Australian TV was flooded with commercials of young women with MS in wheelchairs. So, when I was diagnosed naturally I assumed this was what my future held. Thankfully, I had a tribe of supporters who would not allow ...
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@Irene_Kostyk 

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Does anyone suffer from wearing the wrong pee pad? Nothing seems to work. Please, let me know.
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@Erusha 

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Good day all, Just want to say this site has really helped answer questions others couldn't also just having a platform to share with people who understand. I'm sure I'll have more comments and questions on the future but thanks to everyone for all the help thus far 🙂
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@JeffT 

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I miss me. The me from just a few years ago. I see Facebook Memories or pics of me in my phone and it is clear the toll my PPMS has taken on me. I used to look quite young for my age. Not anymore. I’ll get past this feeling. I’m grateful to be alive and still mostly enjoying my life. But…I still miss me.

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@Maryam4887 

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I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) back in 2018. Since then, I’ve been managing my condition with medications, specifically Baclofen and Pregabalin. Fortunately, I don’t need any other treatments at the moment. While the right side of my body remains weak and I walk with a cane, I am able to carry out all of my daily activities, including driving, spending time with friends, and fully enjoying life—ups and downs included.I recently started exercising, and I feel much better. I truly believe that with consistent physical activity, I can return to a more normal state, though I know I have a long road ahead of me.Thank you for your ongoing support. I’m grateful for the strength and progress I’ve made and look forward to the journey ahead.

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@hedgehodge 

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Hey friends, quick check-in—what's something you're feeling grateful for today?

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