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pmeade1977

Ms stages

Hi my name is Paul. I’m from Newfoundland, Canada and I have ms since 04. I went to Poland for the liberation treatment in 2010 and stem cell treatment in 2017. The treatment didn’t give me the results I had hoped for. I have been in a wheelchair since 2017.
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@ItsMewithMS
@ItsMewithMS
 

I'm sure that was a disappointment. What is your next move? It is good for us to hear results both sides- I've just started on Ocrevus as I seem to have slow and steady progression...just hoping this slows things down but also stepping up my PT/exercise, improving my diet and taking more Vitamin D...reducing stress and making sure I get my sleep...hitting on all 4 as they say.

@Stumbler
@Stumbler
 

Hi @pmeade1977 . You've certainly done a bit of globe-trotting, searching for answers. I'm just sorry that you haven't been successful. The title of your post is "MS Stages". I'm just wondering what your question is. As far as I'm concerned, MS is a progressive and degenerative condition. There are names that are given to the identified variants, but they are all progressive and degenerative. So what are your next steps?