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@GRACIOUS

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What do I do if I can't afford to keep getting MRIs and everything and they diagnosed me with possible Ms a year ago but I can't afford to get more tests done and I'm having a lot of side effects

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@funkysockzzz

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What's y'all favorite type of music to listen to?

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@Robfowkes23

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Whos still walking without a walking aid and how long have you been diagnosed

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@Monicas777

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I’ve had MS for 10 years. All of us sudden I have a little weakness/small limp. Can this be the beginning of foot drop?

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@BillySmith

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Which MS symptom impacts your daily life the most?

Introducing this month's MS poll 👇 *brownie points if you comment below with your number one tip for dealing with your symptom 🍫

Which MS symptom impacts your daily life the most?

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@Tia

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Anyone not on DMT ? What are you using?

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@adeacon

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I was diagnosed with primary progressive and mass in 2000. I currently live in the Nurse at 66 years old because none of my limbs work. I paint with the paintbrush attached to the brim of my head check out my website alandeacon.com if you want to see me in action there is a television interview on there from one year ago

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@goisgreat87

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Seeing your neurologist for 2 years about 5 visits abd he walks in and doesn’t kno who you are

Kind of discouraging being that I was more prepared for this visit than ever what do I do

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@bighammo69

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Im a RRMSer, who's recently been diagnosed as a diabetic T1. The symptoms are very much similar fatigue and balance problems. I haven't had a relapse for over 15 years. How do I know what causes my fatigue. Is it my MS or diabetes.

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@ilovems

Does Multiple Sclerosis make you cranky?

I asked artificial intelligence because I am so cranky I can barely stand being around myself. Short answer: yes, it can. But not in a simple “bad mood” way. Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a neurological disease that affects the central nervous system. When brain regions involved in mood regulation ar...

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