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@kimmyk74

27 Jan 2019 05:47Last reply 27 Jan 2019 10:26

kimmyk74

help on healthy living

Hi! my name is Kim. I have had MS since 2013. Looking for some insight on how to live healthy with MS. If anyone can give me advise on who to talk to get to be healthy and what to eat and what exercises should be done.
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@themsteacher

1 Sep 2021 19:27Last reply 7 Sep 2021 11:52

themsteacher

Has anyone had benefits from cutting out meat?

I heard that cutting down on/cutting meat out of your diet can slow the progression of MS. Has anyone found that it's helped their symptoms at all please? Legit willing to try anything at the moment 😂🤞🏻 #diet #healthyliving #meatfree #rrms
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@PaulGriffiths

2 Nov 2018 09:34Last reply 14 Dec 2018 11:38

PaulGriffiths

https://shift.ms/my-experience-of-using-

My experience of using cannabis as an alternative to using prescribed drugs to aid my MS symptoms. Having been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in April 2004, I have gone through Relapsing Remitting (RRMS), Secondary Progressive (SPMS) and now for the past couple of years find myself at the Prim...
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@Kemofin

25 Jun 2016 06:58Last reply 27 Jun 2016 05:25

Kemofin

Neuro appointment

So…. I saw the neuro and have just received ‘the letter’. It says… “Possible sensory cervical transverse myelitis? …demyelination. I am awaiting an appointment for MRI’s on brain and c spine. Most of the tests he carried out seemed to not turn up any negative results. It says that the lower limb exa...
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@beccygreeneyes

22 Oct 2012 06:43Last reply 22 Oct 2012 18:00

beccygreeneyes

Fancy some nutrition advice?

Morning all! Hope you are well. So as u may or may not know I am a qualified nutritionist. I have set up my own website and work at 2 clinics in London. I do also do skype consultations. Diet and healthy living is extremely important for everyone but especially when you have a condition like ours. A...
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@chloeautumnx

Today at 11:35Last reply Today at 11:58

chloeautumnx

Blackouts and MS

Hi, I have mobility issues- I struggle to walk. I have had MS for 7.5 years. I was washing up this morning, I turned around (not fast as my legs don't allow) and the next thing, my husband is picking me up from the floor. He said I didn't shout out, I just went down with my eyes open. I didn't respo...
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@Tantan

Today at 01:06Last reply Today at 09:05

Tantan

Water and sun

Switching to Tecfidera after getting off avonex this weekend and was wondering if I can lay out in the sun. I heard that a lot of sun is not good for you when you have MS. As with avonox I was to drink lots of water, stay hydrated. Do I need to do that as well with tecfidera?
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@supermum1983

Yesterday at 17:16Last reply Today at 08:53

supermum1983

Drinking

I've not had a drink in a while, I had a blow out the other week.. I feel it's really set me back even over a week later, I know it can cause internal damage brain shrinkage. I don't like the hangovers or really going out. I'd rather do something in the day time. Think my clubbing days are over, but...
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@Snail-train

last Sunday at 13:33Last reply Today at 08:37

Snail-train

Wheelchair- when?

To the people on here using wheelchairs, please can I ask you when did you know that was the time? I just did a trip to my local shop… a 10 min slow walk. I recently bought a walking stick to help me balance as my right leg is the weaker one. But todays trip I really really struggled with. Kept ha...
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@Jades641

21 Jun 2022 16:37Last reply Yesterday at 17:12

Jades641

Diet and MS

Hey, been reading overcoming MS which talks about how diet can really affect the progression of MS. Is anyone noticed a change in there MS after changing there diet esp after going dairy free?? Xx
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@Gortz

last Saturday at 13:00 EditedLast reply last Monday at 19:37

Gortz

Blue Radar Key, i had never heard of it

Last night i got introduced to the RADAR key which is used to unlock accessible bathrooms in the UK and is frequently used in stadiums and other large venues. Very useful if your bladder and bowels are as anarchic as... mine. Has anyone had experience with these, at a fiver this seems a good invest...
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@Kanga

last Friday at 07:00Last reply last Monday at 08:06

Kanga

Is this normal-Tysabri

Hey folks I started on Tysabri infusions. At the beginning of June. Literally, within 2 days I was like a new person. My cog fog pretty much vanished, my cognitive processing was sharp and my fatigue was gone! I completed things that I pretty much gave up any hope of doing. I was mindful though tha...
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@ScarletDamsel

last Friday at 04:17Last reply last Sunday at 20:54

ScarletDamsel

Now What?!

I'm still going through all the diagnosis, so I don't know which form of MS I have just yet. I have had quite a whirlwind of 2 weeks, I went to the Dr's complaining of numbness and tingling in my right leg, completely expecting him to say I've over done it mowing the lawn and to take some painkille...
London, United Kingdom
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@Denique5

last Saturday at 15:44Last reply last Sunday at 17:43

Denique5

Cortisone sucks

I was struck down a week ago with a lung infection. Boy it sucks! I can barely breathe and to make matters worse my GP gave me cortisone, like it's the miracle cure for everything under the goddamn sun. I have the shakes, the sour taste in my mouth, the acne on my neck, everything... I battle with s...
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@Clary

last Saturday at 17:28Last reply last Sunday at 11:20

Clary

Abilities as the day goes on

Hi everyone, I really noticed when socialising later in the day (between 5-6pm) I really struggled cognitively. I found it hard to understand what others were saying or follow conversation. Anyone else find they find this? Thanks everyone.
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@pixxelated

15 Apr 2022 11:56Last reply last Saturday at 16:55

pixxelated

Footdrop?

So recently I've fallen over a LOT. Ironically the one time I don't think it was related to me being a klutz/having footdrop is in February when I slipped in some mud and fractured my wrist. However, friends/family etc are determined to put everything down to my MS. My question is, I don't have any...
Ireland
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@Scotsman

21 Jun 2022 19:57Last reply last Saturday at 09:11

Scotsman

Vitamins

What dosage of vitamin D are we supposed to take? I think my prescribed dose of 1000 may be too low but I'm not sure. I also take vitamin C, multivitamins with minerals, cod liver oil and magnesium tablets. What vitamins do you take?
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@Kaki

last Thursday at 20:47Last reply last Saturday at 09:08

Kaki

Hello I am looking to connect with Ms who manages their ms with food

I am looking to connect with those who manages MS with food. I would like to hear their experience and advice
Croydon, United Kingdom
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@Msdominican

last Friday at 13:26

Msdominican

Trigal mialga the worst pain it’s killing me

Nuero surgeon is booked so only trigatol can help a lil bit can’t brush eat dink or anything
Louisiana, USA
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@Waffacakes

last Friday at 07:41Last reply last Friday at 07:55

Waffacakes

Last Proper Road Trip

Everything I do I make sure to do to the fullest in case it's my last. I'm a 3000 mile road tripper now. America roads are easy !!!
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