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@Wayne_Andrew_Kenny 

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Wayne_Andrew_Kenny

My story

Moray Ms started towards the end of nearly 2 years of the night shift where I break all my family sometimes going off but carried on workin. My head small trainers that only could control but 6 months into it I had swapped to the day shift and then went on to sickness as it was quiet almost like I'm claustrophobic failing. I managed to secure morning home flat and only needed my own space for my dick needs him to stay in its place. It is not a good time to be of ill health the support ritzy is really needed as three years on my speech is affected my balance is affected my vision is affected occasionally and I need a wheelchair. They only wait only think of this is to find a new normal and carry on but I I am proof that disease-modifying drugs when I try and support has been atrocious It is almost like they are making me up as oil gradually get worse.
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@Highlander
@Highlander
 

@wayne_andrew_kenny Hi how could we be of assistance to your good self?

@Stumbler
@Stumbler
 

Hi @wayne_andrew_kenny . It was difficult to read your post, I should imagine some of your MS symptoms are to blame. But, having been on night shift for so long, I wonder how your Vitamin D3 levels are? This vitamin is sometimes called the sunshine vitamin, as we can usually acquire this from sunlight on our skin. Vitamin D3 supplements are taken by most of us.