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@Randyadams

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Got my stage 3 rehab power wheelchair ♿️ back. Runs so smooth and good. Everything is new on it. Wheels and casters and batteries control switches. Brand new charger. Im taking it out to target tomorrow. Only cost .25 cents to ride the bus. Im still coughing but im on the mends. Thank God for all the prayers my friends. Walk in pneumonia is no joke..

Jurupa Valley, United States

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@bigdill306

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Hey everyone 👋 I’m Dylan, a 38-year-old guy living with MS out here in Saskatchewan. I run a legal weed dispensary (yes, I’m that guy), and I use dark humor, sarcasm, and a whole lot of cannabis to get through the weirdness that is life with MS.I figured it was time to find a space with people who get it the fatigue, the brain fog, the “oh cool, my leg’s just doing its own thing now” moments. I’m just here to connect, share some laughs (the darker the better), and not feel like I’m the only one in the snow belt dealing with this.If you're in or around Saskatchewanor even if you're not say hi. I don’t bite. Unless it's a bad MS day and my jaw spasms. (Kidding. Mostly.)Looking forward to getting to know some fellow weirdos on this ride

Saskatoon, Canada

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@RaeMarie21

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So I listen to Christina Applegates podcast called Messy.. it’s about her having MS and she calls the Electric wheelchair a beep beep. I want one so bad. But my mom refuses me all the time cuz she think I’ll run people over. The are so rude in my manual wheelchair.

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@Falconerc76

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Torras Coolify Cyber, took over ice vests for me, runs off a powerbank. I got mine off Amazon kinda spendy, not so much with an affirm loan. I talked to the ms society's cooling program. About possibly adding these as a cooling device.

Henderson, United States

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@MSNANI

Heey y'all, how is life going? You know I had to share abt when I wasn't listening to my body. I wasn't doing much but my body kept telling me to slow down. I wasn't really doing anything but just running errands with my aunt one day. She had stuff to do and I was just along for the ride. She stopped at the gas station for some smokes but I had to go in too. Even tho my body was tired I still wanted to go into the station, I went to get so.e snacks As soon as I walked out, my face slammed the pavement. There were guys walking in and watched me hit the ground. My aunt knew abt my diagnosis but had nvr saw any of the ramifications of MS. As I walked out of the station I instantly hit the ground. My aunt knew but had nvr anything. That day she was devastated how my face hit the ground. I was super embarrassed 😳, my aunt couldn't even talk abt it. The scar healed and my embarrassed left eventually hen away. But that day my body was tired and I didn't listen.

A story about when I didn't listen to my body and I fell.

Center Line, United States

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@mdS

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Run around

I'm extremely frustrated with my neurologist rn. I went to orthopedic to have pain in my arm checked out. They did an MRI and said there was nothing they could do for the pain it seems to be MS related but I could follow up next month and have a look at my shoulder to see if they could maybe help wi...

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@Ashlees0777

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