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@HotMiSS 

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HotMiSS

No DMT has worked for me… I have tried Tecfidera, Ocrevus, Kesimpta and Tyruko but I just keep getting worse!! What do people think of Mabenclad?? Or should I just stay on Tyruko or stop DMT’s altogether?? My walking is so bad now!! I want to cry!! But before that, I want to find something that works!! 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

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@well well well 

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well well well

Hello. I’m sort of new to this forum, have been posting away like an uninvited party guest. I’m very grateful for this app and the people here. My post: Someone had a question about loss of conditioning. I’ve been in and out of this too and wanted to say just keep trying and try not be be freaked out. All we can domis try at the various ways we try tomlive with MS. I used to be very fit, that’s no longer possible somInjust keep trying to move when I can even if it’s stretching, it all matters. Cheers to folks here, I’m glad to be among you. Very glad to read all these voices.

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@MARISON 

MARISON

Practical reminder for today: ❤️Listen to your body and don't feel guilty for slowing down when you need to. Take your medications as prescribed, drink plenty of water, eat something nourishing, and give yourself permission to rest before your body has to demand it.And if something feels different, unusual, or concerning, don't brush it aside. Your body deserves to be heard. Reach out to your healthcare team when you need guidance.Remember, your journey may be difficult, but you are never walking it alone. Keep holding on, keep believing, and keep choosing yourself—one day, one breath, one step at a time. ❤️🧡Sending love, strength, and encouragement to my entire MS family. We may have different battles, but we keep moving forward together. 🙏

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@MARISON 

MARISON

To my MS family ❤️Some days, strength doesn't look like getting everything done. Sometimes strength is simply getting out of bed, taking a breath, and deciding to face another day.MS may have changed some parts of our lives, but it does not get to decide the value of our lives. We are still here. We are still growing. We are still finding reasons to smile, love, dream, and keep moving forward—even when moving forward looks different than it used to.Please be gentle with yourself today. You don't have to prove your strength to anyone. Rest when you need to. Cry when you need to. Celebrate the little victories, because with MS, those little victories can be enormous.Your journey may be difficult, but you are not walking it alone. Keep holding on, keep believing, and keep choosing yourself—one day, one breath, one step at a time. ❤️🧡Sending love and strength to my entire MS family. We keep going together. 🙏

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@MARISON 

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MARISON

To everyone living with MS, please remember this: you are still you, even on the days when MS makes you feel like a stranger to yourself.Some days your body may not cooperate. Some days your energy disappears without warning, and plans have to change. But none of that takes away your courage, your worth, or the beautiful person you are.You don’t have to prove your strength by pushing through everything. Sometimes strength is resting. Sometimes it’s asking for help. Sometimes it’s simply getting through the day and telling yourself, “I’ll try again tomorrow.”Be patient with yourself. Celebrate the small victories that nobody else sees. Getting out of bed, taking your medication, making it through a difficult symptom, or finding a reason to smile can all be victories.MS may have changed parts of your journey, but it does not get to decide the value of your life. Keep going, keep believing, and keep giving yourself grace. Your story is still being written. ❤️

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@LEWISHAVERLY 

LEWISHAVERLY

To everyone living with MS, please remember this: you are still you, even on the days when MS makes you feel like a stranger to yourself.Some days your body may not cooperate. Some days your energy disappears without warning, and plans have to change. But none of that takes away your courage, your worth, or the beautiful person you are.You don’t have to prove your strength by pushing through everything. Sometimes strength is resting. Sometimes it’s asking for help. Sometimes it’s simply getting through the day and telling yourself, “I’ll try again tomorrow.”Be patient with yourself. Celebrate the small victories that nobody else sees. Getting out of bed, taking your medication, making it through a difficult symptom, or finding a reason to smile can all be victories.MS may have changed parts of your journey, but it does not get to decide the value of your life. Keep going, keep believing, and keep giving yourself grace. Your story is still being written. ❤️

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@LEWISHAVERLY 

LEWISHAVERLY

To all my MS family, I just want to remind you today that you are stronger than you think. 💙I know some days are really hard. Some days the pain, fatigue, weakness, and emotions can make you feel like giving up. But please, don’t be too hard on yourself. It’s okay to have bad days. It’s okay to rest. It’s okay to take things one day at a time.Even the little things you manage to do today are worth celebrating. Sometimes just getting out of bed and making it through the day is a victory.Please keep believing in yourself and keep pushing, even if you have to move slowly. Your MS is part of your journey, but it does not define who you are.Keep your head up, keep the faith, and keep going. One day at a time. We’re all in this together. ❤️‍🩹💙

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@LEWISHAVERLY 

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Living with MS has taught me that strength doesn’t always look like fighting. Sometimes, strength is resting, asking for help, and simply choosing to keep going. 💙There are days when my body doesn’t cooperate and moments when the journey feels heavy, but I remind myself that I am more than my diagnosis. I’m still here, still hopeful, and still grateful for every little victory.MS is part of my story, but it will never be the whole story. 💙🦋

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@Rosemag225 

Rosemag225

Rise when you can,and always keep believing in yourself.

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@LEWISHAVERLY 

LEWISHAVERLY

To every MS warrior, 💙Some days may break your rhythm, but never let them break your spirit. You may have difficult moments, but you are still here, still fighting, and still moving forward.Your strength is bigger than your struggles. Keep going, keep believing, and never give up on yourself. One day at a time. One victory at a time. 💪🏽💙

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