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@TonyMS47 

7 Sep 2017 18:19Last reply 8 Feb 2023 12:58

TonyMS47

Work and play

You know that thing with MS where they tell you not to overdo chores ETC? Well I think I have over done it...BLAHHHH :o/
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@DuncanPercy 

29 Sep 2022 17:42Last reply 16 Mar 2025 22:25

DuncanPercy

Hi 59 year old finally waking up to the challenges MS presents

My MS journey started in 1989 with what transpired to be optic neuritis. Living in London in a bachelor pad that resembled a scene from the movie Animal House after a major relapse and a dose of steroids life went on. Yes rugby was a non starter but the chaos of a 20 year old continued at a ridiculo...
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@Tia_q 

29 Jan 2023 10:04Last reply 3 Feb 2025 02:59

Tia_q

👋

Hello fellow MSers Nice to meet you all. Newbie MSer here. I am usually nervous when joining group but I came across Shift MS by chance and appreciate I found a place where others have questions and worries that I also share. It's refreshing since those around me sympathise but don't understand. ...
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@ashia2013 

28 Oct 2017 17:14Last reply 21 Jan 2024 13:23

ashia2013

PIP review anxiety

Anyone else get a dreaded brown envelope arrive on the doormat and think 'great another fight to face!' I think the endless reviews of Personal Independence Payment for those of us with MS is absolutely disgusting! I mean did I miss something? Or is there suddenly a cure for Multiple Sclerosis that ...
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@Cbarker 

13 Feb 2021 08:46Last reply 31 Mar 2023 11:40

Cbarker

Any MS diets?

Does anyone follow/recommend any sort of special anti-inflammatory diet for those with MS? I'm pretty healthy don't drink, don't smoke and practice very low impact yoga. I just wondered if anyone on here swears by a specific diet. Thank you x #diet #workandplay #nystagmus #tremor #yoga
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@shiftms-polls 

17 Apr 2024 13:59Last reply 14 Aug 2025 15:58

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Opinion check; Should HCPs discuss progression at diagnosis?

Are you the type of person who wants to know all of the facts about progression as early as possible, or would you rather cross that bridge when you get to it? There can be a lot of disparity surrounding the topic of progression, so let us know your thoughts down below 👇 Sharing your opinions c...

Should healthcare professionals discuss progression at diagnosis?

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@cubbi1580 

12 Nov 2020 17:00Last reply 14 Aug 2025 13:14

cubbi1580

Well, it’s official

I’ve been having a lot of bladder problems this year and I’ve opted to have a urostomy surgery done. Going in December 18. Not good to lie, it has me anxious, but I know it’s going to help me in the long run. Have been researching the surgery, seen the operation and looked into diet changes. Some of...
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@Rochelle95 

17 Jul 2024 11:32Last reply 14 Aug 2025 12:04

Rochelle95

Mental health

How do you deal with the trauma that comes with the life changing condition . I’ve been feeling mentally drained and wondered if anyone else feels this. Something simple as watching tv and seeing people able to walk “normally” or wanting to try something new like a sport but lacking confidence😣
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@Starmiss 

4 May 2024 11:25Last reply 14 Aug 2025 07:40

Starmiss

Sexy time

I’m a lil upset as I just wrote a funny, meaningful post but there was an error :( I personally think it was the language I used. Anywho take 2 So I’m 37 female whose V has died. My OT says it’s my battery level and fatigue that’s causing me to feel this way. I want my sexy time back, life is grey...
Leicester, UK
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@BillySmith 

10 Aug 2022 14:37 EditedLast reply 14 Aug 2025 00:25

BillySmith

How long did it take you to get diagnosed with MS?

We’ve just launched Shift.ms polls! Take part in the first poll below👇 *Bonus points if you can leave a comment and let me know: are you happy with how long it took?

How long did it take you to get diagnosed with MS?

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