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@port 

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port

I am new to this forum and welcome any advice from people about how to help family understand. Difficult here with my adult child and feeling misunderstood and not able to help him through suffering but also feel like he may think I’m faking or drama queen. I am also concerned about how He is having to live with Ms too. It’s really hard. I’m usually a good communicator but we’re tangled up. I welcome any ideas people might share. Thank you.

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@kala21 

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kala21

I’m experiencing neuropathic nerve pain in my legs and feet 😔 Its so mentally draining I’m finding it hard to cope with because I got to stay active to keep my mind sane and because I can’t do that right now I’m not coping at all. I’m having bad thoughts and I don’t normally get this low or depressed. How do you all manage this?

Aberdare, United Kingdom
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@ninaseen 

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ninaseen

Dosage of training is not easy to figure out.

I'm not sure if I'm the only one doing this but I hike a mountain every weekend, go to the gym and wipe myself out there, I train, cycle, move as much as I can - just because of the thought of who knows how much longer I'd be able to do all of that. Is it smart? Maybe not cause I sometimes have to ...
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@Bibi0420 

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Bibi0420

I have a youtube channel about books and just thinking about to extend to show my daily life with MS (bad and good days) but I’m a little bit scared, how to start, it is ok or not!

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@CamilleMinnie 

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CamilleMinnie

I got myself a brand new spin bike. (Not a peloton!)

I got myself a brand new spin bike to start my at home fitness journey It is from a Canadian company called Ascend and it is their S2 Magnetic Spin Bike. Right now I'm riding about 10 minutes a day.
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@caitrionafagan 

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caitrionafagan

Im in Ireland and theres a heat wave . Not sure if its the heat r ms contributing to my dizzy spells.

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@Inspo03 

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Inspo03

To move or not to move!

As a person living with MS should I consider moving to another city or state due to the heat and humidity in Central Texas? I know heat and humidity don't do well with Ms. Any suggestions?
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@Jessic 

Jessic

Last night, some people slept on the street. For some, there was nothing to eat. Some people are struggling to survive. However, you? You're fed, protected, and

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@calm_life521 

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calm_life521

I'm new here, trying to start making those connections with MSers so I can get ahead of having an idea what this whole MS thing is about and how I can of course deal with, the changes, adjustments, treatment etc. My grandmother had MS before she passed and seeing myself today, I kind of think I just might have MS, not completely sure yet because what I think might be the symptoms could just be something normal I'm dealing with at the time, it goes away and sometimes I get to feel those twitches, fatigue, brain fog and sleepless nights a few times. Open to learning about people who have been on this journey and how their everyday living is handled it…. Look forward to meeting great minds and kind people

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@mooseman 

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mooseman

Not sure if it is related but no matter how often I eat I always feel mildly hungry. It is as if my perception of satiation is simply not present. I am not gaining weight because I make sure to not overeat but I am simply always hungry.

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