Shift.ms
Donate
Learn about MS
MS symptoms
MS symptomsA guide to MS symptomsWhat are the early signs of MS?Understanding visible and invisible symptoms of MSMS HugMS and optic neuritis
MS diagnosis
MS diagnosisBeing diagnosed with MSWhat is MS?Different types of MSIs MS hereditary?Late onset MS and treatment
MS treatment
MS treatmentGetting treatment for MSCoping with MS fatigueExercising with MSUnderstanding MS relapseHSCT treatment for MS
Living with MS
Living with MSAfter diagnosis: living with MSMultiple sclerosis and mental healthWorking with MSMS, sex and relationshipsA guide to MS benefits in the UK
  • Forum
  • Learn about MS
  • MS symptoms
  • MS diagnosis
  • MS treatment
  • Living with MS
  • Find MSers
  • Buddy Network
  • Films
  • MS Latest
  • Get Involved
  • Volunteer
  • Fundraise
  • Donate
  • About us
  • Contact us
  • House rules
  • Terms of use
  • Privacy policy
  • Cookie policy
Sign in

We are a charity and rely on donations

Charity Number: 1117194 (England and Wales)

Registered Company: 06000961

Registered address:
Shift.ms, Platform, New Station Street, LS1 4JB, United Kingdom

London office:
Shift.ms, Somerset House, Strand, West Goods Entrance, London WC2R 1LA, United Kingdom

©2026 Shift.ms

Looking for
something specific?

  • Picked for you
  • Browse topics
  • Find MSers
No description set

Topics

  • Accessibility
  • Family and children
  • Fun drugs
  • Going out
  • Meet ups
  • Money
  • Positives of MS
  • Pregnancy
  • Relationships
  • Sex
  • Travel
  • Work and study
  • Browse all
Sort 133 results by
Recent activityNewest posts

@Sdkpi 

Edited

Sdkpi

Hello Again

Life swallows you up and you forget you're seriously ill until you have another relapse. I have to laugh otherwise I'll cry. Luckily, it's nowhere near as severe as my last just incredibly uncomfortable and is making work and study difficult. I'm also going to be starting my DMDs soon, I'm going to ...
  • Relapses
  • Treatment
  • Symptoms
  • Work and play
  • Ocrevus
  • Work and Study
  • Tecfidera
  • Diagnosis
  • Which DMT
  • Numbness

@jenine 

Last reply

jenine

I need advice/support .

I took a management position at work and it’s not going well. They said it would only be one shift a week and now it’s multiple long shifts a week. Late nights and early mornings and it just sucks. I’m not happy I feel like I have no purpose and no motivation at work anymore. I’m scared to tell m...
First posted on the Shift.ms app
6

@emmasharp23 

Last reply

emmasharp23

Managing career with MS

Just wondered if I could ask from some advice, I have been told I have to write a personal development plan for work and I'm really struggling to look to the future and face what that might hold. I have relapsing remitting MS, since taking Lemtrada/Alemtuzumab no relapses as such (all parts of my bo...
1

@TarynU99 

TarynU99

You can do anything !!

I’m excited!! I just finished my second year of nursing !! Anything is possible even with this diagnosis of MS !
First posted on the Shift.ms app

@Knicole1318 

Last reply

Knicole1318

back pain

After work every day my back hurts so bad i can’t even breathe or move does anyone else get this is feel like no one understands how it feels
First posted on the Shift.ms app
4

@lilmissMS 

Last reply

lilmissMS

i know it’s been awhile for me with being up here, been working a little tooooo much. but i’m still here … hope all is well with everyone … sending love 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡

First posted on the Shift.ms app
4

@ernde38 

Last reply

ernde38

Work from Home Employment?

Work from Home Employment Does anybody know of any good, reliable companies that offer work from home? My PPMS progressed fast in 6 months (walking and working 40+ hours a week at the 2024 Super Bowl to needing inpatient therapy to learn how to walk in September 2024). I don't have a vehicle wit...
First posted on the Shift.ms app
1

@jenandthezoo 

Last reply

jenandthezoo

Cooling vest

Does anyone have a cooling vest they’d recommend? I live in Texas & work outside…🥵
First posted on the Shift.ms app
8

@Pandaman 

Pandaman

Relapsing going to secondary

So I've never felt like a full flair. I've only noticed that I've slowly been loosing the amount that I can walk. The closest thing to a flair I've got is that I was super tired one day. I work in a factory where there is a lot of overtime that pre diagnosed I worked a ton. I'd be tired on the weeke...
First posted on the Shift.ms app

@S_777 

Last reply

S_777

Tysabri & work

Anyone on tysabri? What do you do about the infusion day when you're at work etc? Has that been ok around your job/employer
1
PreviousNext page