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@Maryam4887

12 Apr 2025 08:04Last reply 4 Jun 2025 16:50

I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) back in 2018. Since then, I’ve been managing my condition with medications, specifically Baclofen and Pregabalin. Fortunately, I don’t need any other treatments at the moment. While the right side of my body remains weak and I walk with a cane, I am able to carry out all of my daily activities, including driving, spending time with friends, and fully enjoying life—ups and downs included.I recently started exercising, and I feel much better. I truly believe that with consistent physical activity, I can return to a more normal state, though I know I have a long road ahead of me.Thank you for your ongoing support. I’m grateful for the strength and progress I’ve made and look forward to the journey ahead.

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@MickJagger90

13 May 2025 15:56Last reply 19 May 2025 14:04

A aha moment

So I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, March 2019 and when I go to the doctor my blood, sugar, oxygen etc is always good. So I wonder if I’m healthy how can I have multiple sclerosis. I remember a neruo doctor asking me if I smoked cigarettes when I was young 🫤. I also learned multiple sc...

Central, United States

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@jamoranto

11 May 2025 22:19Last reply 16 May 2025 07:06

Happy Mothers Day Moms

https://youtu.be/OZRYzH0Q0pU?si=A9CNFXNvFnkXXZbe

Langley, Canada

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@MarcuswithMS

25 Apr 2025 13:12Last reply 26 Apr 2025 12:19

If I wasn’t a parent I’d just give up. What do you all do when you feel this way. Reason being my condition is just too much. Simple tasks like helping me take the dogs out for a walk or to use the rr is a man’s job. I feel like Mr. mom I’m here to serve and help everyone but no one helps me like even picking up our children when I have vertigo or anxiety. I’m

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@Dermiss

6 Apr 2025 16:05Last reply 6 Apr 2025 19:18

My moment of anger

So I had my first real flare up with MS actually at the end of 2023 and I didn't get officially diagnosed until the end of 2024 (it was a pain to set up all those MRI appointments, which was why it took so long) Anywho, sometime after I got the diagnosis, I had to return to my day job at a fast foo...

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@chloirene

1 Apr 2025 09:23 EditedLast reply 4 Apr 2025 01:50