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@Pickle363600 

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Pickle363600

Heat

90 degrees here in Wisconsin. It's unbearable. My balance is super wonky and so many MS hugs 😭

@lexyrose 

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lexyrose

Kesimpta first dose!

Had my first shot of Kesimpta 4 days ago, my first time on a DMT. The initial side effects were fine but now I'm having a horrible flare of my MS symptoms! Especially fatigue and my leg weakness. Did anyone else have a symptoms flare after starting treatment and how long did it last for you?

@WPerrotto 

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WPerrotto

This may seem odd to some but...

Having MS, officially, for over 25 years and what I just did actually helped me. I just did some audio adjustments on an audio clip for the game I play and I did it in under 20 seconds total, felt rather nice.

@TiffOso 

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TiffOso

Diagnosed in my 20s — looking to connect with others 💙

Hi everyone! I’m Tiffany, 37, and I’m new here. I was diagnosed with MS in my 20s after experiencing optic neuritis, and I’ve been living with MS for almost 15 years. I’ve been fortunate to stay stable over the years, but I realized I’d really love to connect with others who understand this journey...
Fort Myers, United States

@reece26 

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reece26

Something nice

Hi guys no question just a random one I have been crying every day for weeks no clue why just a random break down then break down in to prayer 🙏🏾 I’ve been a lot ao pain since I went for an 30mins walk 2days ago more tears obviously 🙄 but I’ve been watching movies for the past 2 days and I’m watc...

@msee100 

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msee100

E-ticket ride

Recently, I went to an amusement park with family and used a borrowed mobility scooter for the first time. I was a little embarrassed but quickly got over it as it gave me the ability to keep up. I highly recommend it even if you don’t normally use one it saves your energy for better things. The onl...

@arzusko 

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arzusko

anyone using a sensor

Hi shiftms fairies🧚🏻‍♀️ I’m an Electrical Engineering student, and I’ve been diving deep into how sensor technology can help with MS symptoms like balance or walking issues. I’m really curious about what’s happening in the real world outside of my textbooks. If you use any wearables (smartwatches,...