Today I went out in my power chair. To my horror, I couldn’t get up a curb & my power chair tipped backwards with me in it! Lucky two pedestrians lifted my chair back into it’s correct position! Scary stuff!
I was diagnosed in 1993 but knowing I had ms for 10 years before, I now live with my care in a bungalow in louth Lincolnshire, I am in.my power chair 20 hrs a day with the pain and spasticity ,but we are still fighting
Everyone is encouraging me to try and keep walking but I’ve just been ordered a super power chair. How do you balance maintaining walking with access to something that makes everything easier?
so i was diagnosed in july of 21. i have secondary progressive ms. due to many previous broken bones etc. it was determined that i wouldn’t walk again. they set me up with a power chair. then last year i was moving from maine to alabama and just as we got to our destination the woman in front of us...
so i was diagnosed in july of 21. i have secondary progressive ms. due to many previous broken bones etc. it was determined that i wouldn’t walk again. they set me up with a power chair. then last year i was moving from maine to alabama and just as we got to our destination the woman in front of us...
Hi all,
My last post was taken down. I guess it was seen as me being greedy and not being genuine.
Here are the facts.
1. I have Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis and was diagnosed in Novemeber 2018.
2. The progression has been very fast and seems to be agressive.
3. I ive on my own, I h...
… I was diagnosed April 2008 with RRMS, then December 2012 I was told it was SPMS. I’ve not worked since 2008. Have quite a lot of health conditions now. I’m spending time studying criminology & forensic psychology. It’s keeping my brain active at least. 99% of the time I’m using my powerchair named...
Any advice on how to combat contractions?
My legs are contracted and I am mostly using a power chair.
Anyone have any additional advice on additional funding sources for paying for at home caretaker other than Medicaid?
Thank you,
Sheila Lemus