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13 Aug 2025 06:58

Whats with all the pee?

This is more of a venting session, and not everyone understands in other circles, but maybe this is a more appropriate platform. As I type this, I am a couple weeks away from my 39th birthday. I have 3 kids; 4 year old twins and a six year old son, am 4 years sober and in the best shape of my life a...

Oregon City, OR, USA

@evaa

11 Aug 2025 20:18Last reply 13 Aug 2025 09:21

Rituximab

Hello everyone I was diagnosed with Ms 6 years ago and they keep my doctor said that I need to change the treatment to OCREVUS but i found it so expensive here in Morocco also there is no insurence that reimburse it here. I added some small researches and I found that RITUXIMAB is working on a simi...

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@jumpingJacks

11 Aug 2025 17:36 EditedLast reply 11 Aug 2025 22:27

RRMS SPMS Treatments Ranked by How Well They Stop Relapses That Cause Damage to Your Brain, Spinal Cord & Optic Nerves

Relapses in MS are attacks where your immune system wrongly attacks important nerves inside your central nervous system (CNS) that means your brain, spinal cord, and the nerves connecting your eyes to your brain. These attacks cause damage that can lead to disability. The right treatments help stop...

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@89scott

11 Aug 2025 16:04Last reply 12 Aug 2025 07:25

Friends

Anyone find it hard to make friends or keep the ones you've actually got since getting MS

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@Knuckles1980

8 Aug 2025 23:01Last reply 9 Aug 2025 11:11

New lesion

6 month MRI showed a new right lateral lesion C4/C5..... After reading the possible symptoms of a lesion here, it's all exactly what I've been telling the ms team for months ....intense pain in lower neck and unable to move my right arm or leg as I want to.....cannot lift my right arm above the shou...

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@taelove

8 Aug 2025 20:00Last reply 9 Aug 2025 21:15

Sending love and healing energy ❤️

I wanted to send a little love and light to everyone here. Living with MS is a wild journey, and I deeply admire the strength it takes for each of you to keep going every day. I also want to share something personal I’ve been navigating some heavy stuff lately, having lost two loved ones within ju...

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@verity13

8 Aug 2025 15:00

Cadence shoes

Anyone have feedback using Cadence walking shoes? Im experiencing my toes starting to drag intermittently when walking. Those shoes claim to help with that so you don’t end up tripping…..ive had MS for past 13 years so Im skeptical about everything to say the least..currently use cane when out of ho...

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@SandyDewalt

7 Aug 2025 18:07Last reply 7 Aug 2025 19:14

Word of wisdom

il know one day things will get better but I'm tired everyone it's hard very hard dealing with this illness especially when you recently just got diagnosed I know it's something I got to adjust to and keeping that positive mindset but me personally Im tired

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@James46

6 Aug 2025 08:05Last reply 7 Aug 2025 00:26

Hi everyone 👋 well everything was perfectly fine before I had feeling or effects in my body and pains everywhere until my wife left me and took my son along cos I was unable to stand and take some responsibilities but I keep telling myself that everything is gonna be fine one day I mean we all wish for an happy ending anyway.

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@jumpingJacks

5 Aug 2025 19:58 Edited

When you ask a simple question about MS and get an epic “I"

“Oh wow, that sounds rough! I don’t have MS myself, but I’ve had my fair share of weird sensations and health freak-outs, so I totally get where you’re coming from. It all started for me about two years ago, after a particularly stressful period at work — I was managing a huge project and pulling wa...

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