Have a week off in between contracts and have been using the lido. Haven’t swam in 2 years but did 10 lengths in the slow lane this morning and walked home 10k . Feel so good for it. Amazing how it makes my ms symptoms feel lighter. Have signed up for a membership so am going to try and get a few s...

Hi there I was wondering what area everyone is at to see if I can find some local friends for meet ups etc Any body welcome though 🥰xx

Has anybody got or enquired about having fampridine privately? I am on a waiting list since Friday but my walking is becoming worse and my EDSS is 6.5 and I’m worried if I wait I won’t be eligible as l ll probably be 7 when it’s available on nhs

Ten years on from diagnosis and fortunately annual MRI scans show condition is stable. The fatigue is getting worse though. Trying to motivate myself is an ongoing battle. Tired of explaining myself. The Oscar winning performance of putting on the smile, being positive and cheerful when all I want t...

RRMS (Relapsing Remitting MS) "The world's worst game of Whac-A-Mole." Symptoms pop up, disappear, then six months later turn up wearing a fake moustache. PPMS (Primary Progressive MS) Like downloading an update... except it's always stuck at "Installing... 17%" and nobody knows when it'll finish. ...

My neurologist appointment Monday was crazy!! A while back I had an MRI from orthopedics. It was in question because they identified another lesion. Monday my neurologist finally reviewed everything and said that it wasn't a lesion. They are unsure what it is but needed to know ASAP. She said that i...

What’s one little thing you do for yourself to find a bit of joy while managing MS? For me, it’s watching a funny movie or comedy special — laughing always lifts my spirits. I’d love to hear about your little joys.

Just curious, how old are y'all when you were first diagnosed???

MYELIN MANN – EPISODE 1: THE SIGNAL Marcus was just an ordinary guy trying to make it through the day. Then one morning, his legs felt like concrete. His vision blurred. His body wasn’t listening. Doctors gave it a name: Multiple Sclerosis. But what they couldn’t see was the battle happening insi...