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@mulloney22 

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How does everyone keep the motivation and energy to get through the day?

Who has problems making it through the day energy wise I am on a current medication for my ADHD, which helps me get through my day without getting so tired. I am on Medication for my ADHD that really helps and I’m happy my doctors put me on it because it really helps with the connections in my brai...
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Does anyone have young children and have trouble keeping up with them?

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@xeniaohio 

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Inspiration: If everyone in the world wrote down their problems and put them in a hat would you take the risk of drawing one or keeping yours #LIVE LIFE

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@ClearWaters 

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The desire to keep going

On days when the chips are down and nothing fascinates you any longer, what's one thing that cheers you up?
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@Jpetridish 

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Does anyone else get weird pain on the top of there head/scalp? It basically feels like I keep hitting my head on something and it’s completely bruised, hurts to the touch. But I haven’t hit my head. Even brushing my hair on those spots hurt. Anyone else?

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@blondielocks96 

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blondielocks96

Keeping me awake!

I have the most horrific pain in my right cheekbone/jaw. Almost going into my teeth as well. Currently debating pulling all my teeth out on that side and doing away with my cheekbone!😅 Anyone else?🤦🏼‍♀️
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@Diane1 

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Diane1

Keep fighting 💪

You are stronger than your symptoms, braver than your fears, and more powerful than this condition. Keep pushing—one step at a time.
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@Wendy1 

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Wendy1

Keep going 💪

“To anyone fighting MS: you are not alone.” “Bad days don’t mean a bad life.” “Your story is powerful—keep going.”
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@Flores_Doramis_Jr_ 

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Flores_Doramis_Jr_

Doctors really want us a better or feed us more meds to keep money in there pockets

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@deltalady284 

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I’m dealing with MS-related foot drop and persistent nerve symptoms (tingling, cold sensation on the top of the foot). I appreciate the advice about keeping the dorsiflexor muscles active and using an AFO when necessary.My main issue isn’t just muscle weakness though — it feels like the nerve signals themselves aren’t fully getting through, which is causing the tingling and cold feeling.Has anyone actually restored the nerve signaling enough to get rid of foot drop?If so, what specifically helped — therapy approaches, electrical stimulation, medications, or other treatments that improved the nerve signal itself?

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