What's one tiny thing that can ruin your mood faster than it has any right to? Bad Wi-Fi? Someone chewing too loudly? A phone battery on 2% when you need it most? 😭 Let's give our brains a break from serious conversations for a minute. What's yours?

Is anyone else struggling to adjust (or did struggle) to their diagnosis? I was diagnosed with RRMS back in March of this year and I’m feeling low about it all, especially now I’m having to start to use a stick and my right leg is getting worse. I’m having to think of things like grab rails around...

I stop drinking by 4 pm go to sleep by 10, wakes up every 2 hours sometimes every hour to go. Anybody else experience this?

Today, my win was actually making a hot, proper meal instead of eating snacks over the kitchen counter. What is your micro-win for today, no matter how small it looks to anyone else? Let's hype each other up! 🎉

Am s tired of ppl call me about their problems like am not sick myself.. Am trying to clean my house , wash clothes and do my dishes which takes me a few days to complete. O can’t help everyone when I need help myself but no one understands..

How common is it to transition from rrms to spms even though you are on medication like rituximab?

I feel like since being diagnosed I’ve been experiencing my biggest lifestyle changes. I really feel like it has caused me to rely a lot on others. Whether it be the performance of simple everyday tasks or money management. You never really knew how much it is that you took on till you can’t anymore...

Yesterday I took a walk with my daughter, because of my balance I used my cane for the first time. What a humbling experience. Is using a walking aid embarrassing for any of you?

Hey guys, I’ve recently started my PGCE and have already caught my first flu at a primary school 🫠 I was wondering how teachers get on while being on ocrevus or any other immunosuppressant for MS. Any advice would be greatly appreciated 🙏🏽