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@cooksey32

31 May 2025 02:52Last reply 31 May 2025 04:57

Hi all. I’m new to this app. I’m 26 years old and have been diagnosed since the age of 18. My MS nurse has said I have one of the most aggressive cases she’s ever seen, which doesn’t bother me personally, I live life as “it is what it is” what I’m wondering is does anyone have plans for future life when it gets worse? For me my plan is when I feel I can’t live a good quality of life I will happily just end my life. I hope it doesn’t get to that point but I am prepared for it. What’s everyone else’s plans? .

Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

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@Eddiegilbride

29 May 2025 08:12Last reply 31 May 2025 04:45

Why is it when you start to talk/text someone as soon as you mention MS they go all quiet and just disappear

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@kessatx

30 May 2025 12:14Last reply 31 May 2025 00:59

2 year Trial

My ms specialist suggested a trail between 2 different treatments that should repair the damage already done. one is fda approved while the other isn't. Both will be given through monitored infusion and every step from bloodwork and mri is covered to even the gas. Of course since it's a trial there'...

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@Sheilamarie26

30 May 2025 14:59Last reply 31 May 2025 00:46

Where are you from?

I'm located in the US in the state of North Carolina

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@Andrea48

8 May 2025 22:18Last reply 30 May 2025 05:55

Any one diagnosed over 15 years ago and how is m.s now

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@Mondaygirl22

29 May 2025 12:19Last reply 30 May 2025 03:54

I’m reading the health comments and how is that skunk weed marijuana are supposedly coming from Mexico in every country around the world I don’t believe that Mexico was shipping it to every country around the world is this government I’m just curious cause it seems like that would be a government thing but then why them that would be horribly shameful and how does some countries have it illegal although it’s being shipped in is that fair to punish the people for what they get? I don’t believe it is it should be legal around the world if they’re shipping it around the world shouldn’t it? Especially when it’s a lot of people with health problems using it diabetes, a lot of autoimmune disorders lotta stomach problems and it’s kind of weird how it’s so helpful and yet the government uses it to punish people it makes no sense?

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@EleanorAdmin

18 Dec 2024 13:10Last reply 29 May 2025 13:31

Do you want a Buddy?

We don't blame you. When you apply for a Buddy, you're taking an active step to get support that will guide you along your MS journey. Interested? Of course you are! Look out for this button when your scrolling through our app feed... PS. New matches will be made in January as the Shift.ms team t...

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@Mondaygirl22

28 May 2025 15:19Last reply 29 May 2025 12:03

PARESTHESIA numbness and tingling symptoms of MS how many of you started this way and how long has it lasted?

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@Stormyskys

29 May 2025 09:39Last reply 29 May 2025 11:41

Why when you say your fatigue is bad do others say you need an early night or you need to get out more and why when I say the travel knackred me out do I always get the reply but you wasn’t driving you were just sitting there🤬

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@Sheilamarie26

27 May 2025 22:29Last reply 29 May 2025 06:02

How did you find out?

Hi everyone! I have RRMS and I found out that I had MS after going completely numb on my left side. Even then the Doctor was still uncertain and chose to call it Tranverse Myelitis. 5 years later, same symptoms. Only this time, I was sensitive to hot and cold. I had an MRI, Spinal tap, and evoked po...

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