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@TonyMS47 

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TonyMS47

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Just a random question. Does anybody suffer from paper-thin skin that even with the slightest touch seems to peel away? I don't know if this is Multiple Sclerosis related or not. However, it's problematic. My legs have a lot of scarring all over them.
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@randymatthew 

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randymatthew

Been getting weaker by the day. Losing 5LBS a week down to 200LBS . Im 6ft 1. I am looking for new friends. Someone who wants to talk too me without the c**p involved. I mean no disrespect to anyone. Im at the end of my rope. But when I was in the military I was allot healthier. My MS is service connected according to 3 Dr's.. I've been sick lately with the crazy bronchitis. . . Im going on my 6th round of bronchitis and steroids and cough syrup. . Im on oxygen 4 litters continously. . Well you all take care care

Jurupa Valley, United States
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@Johnsonsmith81 

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Johnsonsmith81

Hello everyone! 😊I just wanted to share that I know someone who may be able to help connect individuals with a qualified doctor for medical consultation, treatment options, and health guidance.If this information could be helpful to you or someone you know, you’re welcome to reach out to me privately whenever convenient. There’s absolutely no pressure or obligation.Everyone’s health situation is different, and treatment outcomes may vary. Please always seek advice from a qualified medical professional before making any healthcare decisions.Wishing everyone good health, peace, and happiness. Take care! 🙏❤️

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@doflo90 

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doflo90

Anyone a UK teacher & gone for ill health retirement?

Im interested to find out how severe your MS needs to be to be granted ill health retirement? Im 50 and full time primary and its getting harder each year.
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@Courtne 

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Courtne

Mental health

Sometimes, the hardest battles are the ones nobody sees. You can smile, laugh, encourage others, and still be fighting silent battles within yourself. Some days, getting out of bed feels like a mountain to climb, and finding the strength to keep going feels harder than ever.
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@justmelove 

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justmelove

New Health Low

Passed out after something fell on my foot and hit my head on the kitchen cupboards. Thankfully appear unscathed except for my toe and pride.
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@Russellcrowe 

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Russellcrowe

Hello everyone, it’s taken me some time to find the courage to write this post.Lately, I’ve been concerned about my health, and multiple sclerosis is something I’m worried I might be dealing with. I don’t have all the answers yet, and I’m still trying to understand what this could mean for my future.One thing I’ve realized is that uncertainty can be difficult. Sometimes, you have questions that nobody around you seems to understand, and you find yourself looking for people who have experienced similar challenges.That’s one of the reasons I’ve joined this community.I’d love to hear from people who have been through the process of getting diagnosed, those who remember the uncertainty of waiting for answers, and anyone who has found ways to stay hopeful through difficult times.

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@Russellcrowe 

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Russellcrowe

Sometimes, Not Knowing What’s Happening to Your Health Is the Hardest Part ❤️

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@sohnsonsmith26 

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Hello everyone! 😊I just wanted to share that I know someone who may be able to help connect individuals with a qualified doctor for medical consultation, treatment options, and health guidance.If this information could be helpful to you or someone you know, you’re welcome to reach out to me privately whenever convenient. There’s absolutely no pressure or obligation.Everyone’s health situation is different, and treatment outcomes may vary. Please always seek advice from a qualified medical professional before making any healthcare decisions.Wishing everyone good health, peace, and happiness. Take care! 🙏❤️

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@Johnsonsmith 

Johnsonsmith

Hello everyone. I know someone who may be able to connect people with a doctor for medical consultation, treatment, and guidance.If you or someone you know is dealing with a health condition and would like to learn more, please feel free to contact me privately for further information.Please note that treatment results depend on the individual's medical condition, and no cure can be guaranteed. Always consult a qualified medical professional before starting any treatment.If you are interested, kindly send me a private message. Thank you.

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