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@MagnoliaSkye 

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MagnoliaSkye

Fairly new to MS

Hello everyone! Mother of 4 here. I was diagnosed with MS in 2020 at the beginning of the Covid shit down. That was a wild ride! I was 4 months postpartum when I experienced the worse relapse I’ve ever had. It’s been a journey and I’m still finding my way. I start ocrevus at the end of April hopeful...

@pockets 

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pockets

My thoughts on this app

I’d just like to say that I’m in the process of changing my neurologist as he is no help at all and isn’t able to put into action what he actually says when we meet so this app is my best source of information and advice. I just want to thank the creators of the app and everyone of you out there. Yo...
Lowestoft, United Kingdom

@YogaLady 

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YogaLady

Unhappy

Might be my family situation!! Or my Ms 🤔 Feels like I can’t smile anymore ☹️unless I want tobe 😁in my own time. Just feeling miserable feel very annoying and lonely at times Hope I’m not the only one? Ms might doing this to us? 🤔

@RoxanaM 

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RoxanaM

Feeling frustrated

Hi everyone, hope everyone is doing well enough. It's been a while since my last post here 😅. Does anyone is having issues with Support on Hand for Kesimpta? They had a major update as the customer support told me ...and ever since then I cannot synchronise my phone with the app. I've been trying ...

Optic Neuritis

Hello! I was diagnosed with RRMS in 2021 (right leg weakness, numbness in both legs and lhermittes sign). Currently on glatopa and I'm dairy free. ( Also 4 months postpartum with my second daughter) I've been very fortunate and have had extremely minimal symptoms since my initial diagnosis. However...

Recovery?

So I've been using a trekking pole for about 6 months. I probably should've been using one a lot longer, at least a year. I'm curious if anyone has been reliant on a walking aid for at least 6 months and was able to recover enough to not need one? If so what helped the most?