#multiplesclerosis

@Maryam4887

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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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@TomDonahue

https://www.foxnews.com/health/vitamin-d-supplements-could-reduce-multiple-sclerosis-symptoms-study-suggests

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@oldmanjenks

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Now, what is one good thing that has come from having Multiple Sclerosis?

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@Scrivie

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Hi everyone, I have a question how many times are we supposed to have contact with our Ms nurse, I have got primary progressive multiple sclerosis and in the last four years I have only seen my ms nurse for five minutes and had one phone call, is this right xx

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@not2bMSdwith

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March is Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month!

Happy March! Happy MS Awareness Month! 🧡

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@jilliantoye

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Hi everyone... I'm new to the group, and so thankful to be here. I'm from Nicholasville, Ky. and was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2005. My disease is progressing and I need help getting things like a shower chair, rails, etc. Unfortunately, I'm not able to financially afford these things on my disability. Any suggestions?

Nicholasville, United States

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@Sureth1

Multiple sclerosis is a terrible disease in the scenes that you look fine. Nobody sees it but back up the road it’s terrible. m

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@isaactoll17

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Multiple Sclerosis Patients, I need some feedback.

Hey everyone I'm Isaac - a UCL student passionate about learning more about MS and how we can work together to help each other. I'm not currently diagnosed, but am working to build something to really help people impacted. by chronic diseases. Would love to chat with you guys about your experience...

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@alanzapata

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