I have been using an upright walker for the past 10 years. I am now at that stage in my progression where i dont feel as stable as i used to. A good friend of mine's step father just passed away and he gave me his step fathers powered wheelchair. It was basically brand new. His step father hadnt eve...

How do you overcome stressful situations? It's overwhelming.

My neurologist said I need to take vitamin d tablets alongside my treatment, do you take vitamin d tablets and if so which ones 😊

Had a physio appointment today at my hospital in central London so obviously I asked about Fampridine. Here are a few things which may be relevant for other people in England: - Yes everyone is asking for it! - As it’s just gone off patent it will be the generic version and will take a while for pr...

Just discovered the app and I am excited to join the discussion. Managing MS for the last 20 years. Ex-volleyball player using currently a cane. To say that it crushed my soul I am not saying enough. One positive thing is the fact that I became more grateful and appreciative for everything. I am loo...

Wow, I was talking about Christina Applegate and her having MS and her using a cane and wheelchair at times now. Just making conversation and saying it's crazy these actresses/actor/ famous people have MS too. Like anyone can get it.... just to be told "misery loves company " basically stop talkin...

Hi, I was diagnosed June 2025 and still getting my head around things. Recently realised I’m still living a “normal” life which isn’t helpful. I need to adjust for things like rest and exercise. Did anyone reduce their hours? How do you factor in life…I also have two children! Thanks ☺️