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@JimmyHankes 

24 Jul 2025 16:30 EditedLast reply 24 Jul 2025 18:37

JimmyHankes

Im 52, was diagnosed in 2019, had a Harley, everything I could ask for, then I was diagnosed. Everything changed, now I can’t do most things. Walking included, but each day goes on!!

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@KimmiB26 

22 Jul 2025 16:28Last reply 23 Jul 2025 16:09

KimmiB26

Fatigue ughhh

My fatigue… level- ridiculous! My neuro has me on 300mg of Modanifil 200 in am, 100 in afternoon. It hardly helps. Has anyone found anything to help combat fatigue? It’s my most debilitating symptom. Side note- I once had a special DNA test done to see which meds would work best for me by my psychia...
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@Helz 

22 Jul 2025 14:32Last reply 23 Jul 2025 04:23

Helz

Sad

So, 2ary progressive MS but copingwell really. End of April relapse changed everything for a while, am stuck in chair in lounge,sleeping in lounge,carers 3 times a day atmo. Just at rock bottom at mo and crying constantly...my pooŕ husband!How do you get over something like this and get your life ba...
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@ArcherGlasheen 

22 Jul 2025 03:48 Edited

ArcherGlasheen

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@numbgamer 

20 Jul 2025 17:20Last reply 21 Jul 2025 02:00

numbgamer

Nerve damage.

I have nerve damage just around my sciatic nerve in my back, making it hard to lift my right leg up tons of pain. Does anybody know any solutions?
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@don162 

18 Jul 2025 06:26Last reply 23 Jul 2025 21:56

don162

Dating

Is dating hard with this disease?
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@Tehya1026 

17 Jul 2025 17:39Last reply 19 Jul 2025 00:53

Tehya1026

Something super strange...

Okay so for the last 8 or 9 months I've had this reoccurring issue and I have no idea what's going on. When it first started it was like once a month and then it was once a week and now its 2-3 times a week. I can be doing the most simple tasks like pulling up my pants or socks, brushing my hair, or...
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@julietfairys 

16 Jul 2025 12:42Last reply 16 Jul 2025 14:43

julietfairys

Mental heath+hospital

Hi so I was diagnosed about 4 months ago when I lost my ability to walk and see at 19. They are slowly coming back still. I had to spend 16 days in the hospital, hade to get a tube in my neck ( 7 plasma infusions), spinal tap +a couple of other things. I think it's the mix of how sudden it was and h...
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@BrokenRoger 

14 Jul 2025 11:13 EditedLast reply 15 Jul 2025 10:20

BrokenRoger

I am sorry, I want need/want to vent

A little back story. I live in a remote small towm population of 480 and we are in a little larger area for my Nero appointment 1,290,000 people 🙂. I have had MS for about 15 years. My walking has declined ever since. Yesterday we went to an aquarium and did other things. I got a wheelchair to ...
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@skezz 

11 Jul 2025 21:09 EditedLast reply 14 Jul 2025 20:12

skezz

Aircon in the uk?

Hi, anyone in the uk got aircon? Built in or portable I’d like to know how much these are and which portable ones are decent as I know they cost less. I physically can’t stand this heat any longer I’ve never been so uncomfortable. Sleeping outside has become a genuine consideration and I’m at wits e...
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