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@FarahN 

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FarahN

Did a lot yesterday, is it normal to just be completely wiped out the next day?

I'm struggling to keep my eyes open at some points
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@Niccole 

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Niccole

For the last 30 I have learned to deal with a large variety of MS symptoms/ side effects. The newest one is tremors (mostly in my arms).😒 I take medication which helps the internal felling, but doesn't eliminate the grand tremors in my arms. Has anyone else dealt with tremors? All thoughts are welcome. Thanks.😏

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@ToriB3 

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I’m Tori :) My head still hurts from all the information I’ve received in the last few days. I went into the MD for a weeklong bout of vertigo(which I’ve never had before) and nausea. She did an MRI as a precautionary scan to make sure it wasn’t a stroke and that is when they found the lesions and such. He is 80% certain MS is what I have, but he has to do blood work to rule out MOG and NMOSD before starting treatment. Why can’t I just KNOW! He said I have textbook MS lesions but there is a larger lesion than typical for MS so he said that is what he wants to check out! I’m very grateful they got me in so quickly but that’s big news to sit with maybe or maybe not :(

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@Maggie12 

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Maggie12

How to nurture a marriage with MS?

I have a really supportive husband. We've been together almost 20yrs and still in love, but MS is becoming a third wheel in our relationship, and I'm struggling to find support for either of us... I'd really appreciate advice from anyone else navigating this. We want to keep our relationship strong ...
, United Kingdom
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@LanaGigi94 

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No one.

I’m currently dealing with a difficult conflict with my mother, and I want to explain why. When I was 13, I had early symptoms of MS. They were noticeable, but they were missed. At that age, I didn’t insist on medical exams because I felt sorry for her and for her financial situation. And her priori...
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@calliejade 

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calliejade

Newly diagnosed

Hey everyone. I've just been diagnosed with RRMS. I had one episode of optic neuritis in November 2025, which led to numerous scans and a lumbar puncture, with my diagnosis being given on 3rd July. I have one area of demyelination on my brain, and one on my spine - neither of which were accompanied ...
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@Felgi 

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Felgi

Numb and tingling legs up to hips

Hi, i just been diagnosed this month after a LP for the final results! I had tingling toes last November, when the whole adiagnosis process stated! I asked before, but didn’t get any answers! I am currently dealing with my legs being numb and tingling all the way up to my hips! I am not sure if the ...
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@yorelversusms 

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feeling good trying not to overdo it

everytime i have a good day i try and use every spoon possible because i don’t know the next time ill feel good. but when i overdo it im sore and in bed for the next 3 days. need help pacing myself
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@Vicky5 

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NMN?

Hi, just wondering if anyone in the UK with SPMS has tried NMN? I’ve bought it but I’m afraid to start it after reading that it can cause Axon degeneration ( none of us need that 🙄)
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@TiffOso 

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TiffOso

To anyone who needs this today… 🧡

MS is hard. Some days it asks more of us than we think we have to give. But look at you. You’re still here. You’re still fighting. You’re still finding reasons to smile, hope, and keep moving forward. Progress doesn’t always look like big milestones. Sometimes it’s simply getting through the day,...
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