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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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U.S Health insurance SUCKS!

Can’t believe my copay for Kesimpta is over $4,200!!!!!! 🤯😭

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Crazy how MS showed me to be healthy

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Bad healthcare insurance =

Misdiagnosis,poor healthcare etc.

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So I got diagnosed with me at the end of august of 2024 I was told by 6 different doctors I can’t get pregnant unless I stop all my medicine find a special doctor or freeze my eggs I had a hook up with a ex 2monts later I find out I’m pregnant is there anything to do to not worry my family my health

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Healthy snacking - Arron boster

I have watched some of his videos and there’s one that stuck with me about snacking. He said don’t snack just eat 3 meals a day. Not sure the reason but does anyone avoid snacking and try to just eat 3 times a day? I can’t help myself having snacks as I feel tired a lot. Almonds, seeds and fruit a...

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Is it safe to take probiotics when on kesimpta? Has anyone's healthcare time advised on this? Thanks x

Milngavie, United Kingdom

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Dx in January of 2008. So little over 18 years with MS. I'm currently on oral meds and ocrevus infusion every 5'months. I'm SPMS in stage of MS. I worked 15 years with MS. April of 2023 had a big flare that almost put me in a wheelchair. I still walking but use walker or cane. Every day is a struggle yet I push forward. I'm 52 years of age. I feel bad I have to depend on my wife for a lot because she has her own health issues. We be together 28 years this coming October. We help each other. I try to stay active I build custom bike and restore vintage bikes as well. I even build them for people with disabilities. If any one like to join my bike club here the Facebook name Lay'em Low Bike Club. I'm the president of the bike club which is worldwide. Thanks for reading my post and I'm excited to be here. Everyone have a great day.

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I recently received very positive news from my neurologist regarding my diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis. Based on my progress and stability, he has determined that I no longer need to continue medication at this time and is moving my status from Level 2 to Level 1. This is a very encouraging development and reflects the stability of my condition.While I am grateful and optimistic about this progress, I would be lying if I said I don’t occasionally have some “what if” thoughts. That said, I trust the medical guidance I’ve received and understand that this decision was made after careful evaluation of my health and long-term stability. Overall, I am very thankful for the positive direction things are moving!

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Healthy massage

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