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@DRUMmondBASS 

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DRUMmondBASS

Potential redundancy

Hope everyone is doing well! Tough time but we've made it this far. I have been furloghed sinced the end of March, my job isn't technically allowed to be open until the 1st of October. It would seem there's a high chance they won't open until next year. This would mean I will have to find a new j...

@angieH 

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angieH

Should I know if it’s a relapse?

I have been feeling so crappy. I am diagnosed with RRMS since 1998 at age of 28. No real problems until 2017! When I had a flare up main symptom dizzy and fatigue - severe. I recovered nearly complete, went on my first dmt copaxone. Annual mris were fine, a couple of small lesions even disappeare...

@lukezni 

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lukezni

Stormy weather

Seems like a bit of a weird question but does stormy weather effect your ms? There is currently a storm hitting here (the first since I've been diagnosed with ms) and my head feels like what could only be described as stuffy/heavy? My ears have a constant feel to them as if they are about to pop

@Solo 

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Solo

After effects of optic neuritis

I know there is lots here about optic neuritis, but I wanted to ask if anyone has had their vision recovered but been left with discomfort ever since. I had ON a year ago and lost partial vision in the eye but it returned within 2 months. However now a year on I Continue to get intermittent but dail...

@oscarb 

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oscarb

Healthy Options

Hi All, I am new to this site and wanted to introduce myself. I was unofficially diagnosed with MS whilst living in the US but due to limited understanding and MRI facilities in the UK, not officially diagnosed until 2008. Currently medically retired and enjoying life. I have spent the lockdown peri...

@MattW 

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MattW

Viagra & new activity (ms, not bedroom)

Hello all, I'd like some thoughts from you knowledgable folk plz. I was diagnosed rrms in September 2017 and have been on tec since March 2019. I have remained stable, however my most recent MRI last month (delayed from March) has shown 4 new areas of inflammation. I have not had a noticable relap...

@NDRBZZ 

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NDRBZZ

Breakfast Club

A few years ago before leaving the country I wanted to create a "breakfast club" in London for people with ms to meet up for a cup of coffee and a chat. Now that I'm back I want to continue from where I left. Covid permitting. Raise your hand if you might be interested!

@DesN 

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DesN

Fun day out 🙂

Heres a good one! Decided to take my 16 year old boy to Alton Towers for the day about 6 weeks ago... nice bit of son Dad time... took advantage of the fact that you can use the disabled card to book my son in as my carer for the day for free... well why shouldnt I hear you say. When I got to the g...

A virtual future: MS Care

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mzaidLfVgSY&feature=youtu.be The world 🌍 of health is adapting to an entirely new way of operating, including switching to digital delivery of care and telemedicine. But what does this mean practically for people with MS? 🤔💭 In episode 1 of this miniseries, we’re ...

Thought please

Hello all, I'd like some thoughts from you knowledgable folk plz. I was diagnosed rrms in September 2017 and have been on tec since March 2019. I have remained stable, however my most recent MRI last month (delayed from March) has shown 4 new areas of inflammation. I have not had a noticable relap...