Hi @gingeral , that's a good read. Well, not that you're going through all this, it was just easy to read. So, you've been diagnosed with Clinically Isolated Syndrome (CIS), or "Singular Sclerosis", as I call it. Basically it means that you've had a single demyelinating episode, which may, or may not, progress to Multiple Sclerosis. Some Neurologists are treating CIS with MS treatments, Disease Modifying Treatments (DMTs), to try and prevent the transition to MS. It may be worth asking a question about this. This is the guidance available to Neurologists, http://pn.bmj.com/content/15/4/273 . Otherwise stressful events may cause disease progression, so stress is best avoided. But, try and lead a normal, balanced life. A healthy,balanced diet, with moderate exercise, without overdoing things. And, stay well. :wink:

Hi @gingeral, A really good read....Keep it real, & all best. Red