Some days you just need to pause, take a breath, and look up at the sky. Life gets loud, work gets heavy, but stepping outside for a quick second reminds me to keep moving forward, one step at a time. Hope everyone’s having a peaceful day out there. 🌤️ Does that vibe work for what you want to shar...

It seems that these conversations are between young people who have children, jobs, and many other priorities than a retired 60-something has while managing MS. CAN WE OLDER FOLK CONNECT?

Living with relapsing MS is a battle no one truly sees. Some days are harder than others, but I’m still here, taking it one day at a time. Tired, scared, but still hanging on. ❤️‍🩹

Just got contacted by someone on here trying to basically use this app as a dating site. When I asked him if he had MS he said no then asked for my snap after that I blocked him.

Anyone experience crap gap in between ocrevus? If so what are your symptoms and when does it happen??

Good morning everybody I just thought I’ll come on and introduce myself. I’m Dave David MS trucker on Tiktok. I’m also an MS champion for MS Society. I’m here to help an answer questions if anybody’s looking for somebody to reach out to I was diagnosed in 2019 with rrms

Is MS a long term condition like Parkinson's? I had thought that it was until I saw a few comments recently on here where people said that their Neurologist had said that their MS had gone. Is it to much to hope that it clears up after say 10/15 years? Or is it that MS treats everyone differently?

Does anyone have those days where they really just cant function, eyes hurt to open, brain cant cope with any info, limbs hurt to lift. Do they find it affects there mood, I get into really dark places mentally when like this. One of those days today, still trying to work and have mum duties later ...

Living with MS is not easy. Some days, I smile even when I’m hurting inside. Going through a relapse is exhausting, frightening, and emotionally draining. There are days when I feel strong and days when I silently wish things were different. But I’m taking it one day at a time, holding on to hope, ...

How do you cope?