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Dear all, I have noticed that some people who say they have MS yet on their bios they leave the name of their DMT blank. Is it that some of you are genuinely not taking anything to help with the MS or are you using vitamins?

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Is this true or not?

I was told earlier that RRMS that's the final stage and that's what I have so I think I'll be all right living with RRMS

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1970s MS is not the same as 2026 MS

3am. The baby decided sleep was optional 😂 No crying, no hunger, just vibes, smiling and making little noises like she’d had a double espresso and was ready for a TED Talk. My wife was exhausted trying to settle her, so I got up, brought the baby downstairs and let my wife get some sleep. She said ...

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I have only been diagnosed with MS since December however now I need to wear an eye patch because one of my eyes goes in opposite direction LOL

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Anyone having issues with one leg not wanting to cooperate

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@Needed_to_know

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I'm using a walker now. 😕

Is it normal when you lose weight to lose the ability to walk properly?

Granbury, United States

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does anyone else get bad migraines? what do u take? i feel like nothing helps but a damn soda 😒

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Anyone have issues with falling? I don’t feel like my balance is off but I fell 3 times this week. Once just walking on my sidewalk, really scraped up my knees and twice down a few stairs. Is this just a part of MS? Do you normally feel off balance or does it just happen? What can you do to help it?

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I just got a brand new walker or a Rollator. Working with my PT I figured out why I wasn’t walking so well, first thing she said is your Rollator is too small you’re bending your back while you’re walking. Standing up straight believe it or not. Make sure your legs work better.

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