H Everyone, Somewhere between 10 and 15 years post diagnosis.... I got the big news in my late 20s, while my wife was pregnant, and my career was beginning to take off a bit. I made the subconscious (and boomer ableist influenced!) choice to aggressively push my career has hard as I could, to ge...

Was anyone here been prescribed Lexapro to help with their depression & anxiety related to MS? The research says it’s very helpful to take but I’m so nervous about taking it. Please share thoughts & opinions if you have any? Greatly appreciated thank you ❤️❤️

Im not really a regular but I do drop in every once and again. I was diagnosed with RRMS in 2016 I was unmedicated until 2020 now I'm on ocrevus. I have recently been reclassified as primary progressive because with the exception of fatigue My symptoms are mainly relegated to foot drop and muscle w...

Im not really a regular but I do drop in every once and again. I was diagnosed with RRMS in 2016 I was unmedicated until 2020 now I'm on ocrevus. I have recently been reclassified as primary progressive because with the exception of fatigue My symptoms are mainly relegated to foot drop and muscle w...

I used to resist using a wheelchair thinking I could get by! Well after quite a few episodes of extreme fatigue and depression I gave in! It really is a lifesaver in many ways! My legs don’t wear out as fast, fatigue is rare and it gives my 9 year old granddaughter something to do at the store! L...

Hi, My husband has MS since 2003 and diagnosed at 2005 :(. Two years of late diagnose left lots of damage on his spinal cord . His neurologists concluded that brain has re-wired itself so far he was making 10 miles a day, but latest 1,5 year progression brought him in to 6/10 disability. Now he is ...

Hi everyone, I have a question for those using a wheelchair. Your videos and forum are really helping me through the diagnosis. However, I couldn't find contents about the transition from walking to using a wheelchair. 1) Could you describe the phases you witnessed before eventually use a wheelch...

Some days with MS are about pushing through, and other days are about giving yourself permission to slow down. I’m reminding myself that resting isn’t giving up—it’s part of taking care of myself. If today feels heavy for you too, you’re not alone💙

Today I turned 40! I don’t even know how I feel about it. Sometimes idk when I’m sore or tired, idk if it’s from the MS or just my age? Or maybe it’s a bit of both? Had a good bday though. Did a cave kayaking tour thing in San Diego. Got a little sea sick, which I think caused me to have a panic att...