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@apop 

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apop

Always relapsing no remmition ...

My name is Ana. I was diagnosed with MS relapsing remmiting type in 2015. The onset of my MS started in 2011 but I didn't know it. I was diagnosed first with severe Anxiety/Depressive disorder with Panic attacks. I am in constant nerve pain, numbness, spascisity and other symptoms. The evenings are...

@Sim1211 

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Sim1211

How To Cope?

I have had MS for years -diagnosed 1999. My husband has Parkinsons Disease. It’s so hard to cope - I try to be positive - he is always negative! Any advice?

@EmilyMac 

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EmilyMac

Treatment advice

Hello! I’ve been told today how amazingly positive this site is and I can already see from just having a little nose it’s just what I need! I was diagnosed 3 weeks ago, shock probably was an understatement. I haven’t googled anything really, just had conversations with the Neurologist and my nurse. ...

@voltanne 

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voltanne

Pain

I woke up on saturday morning at 5am and have the most dreadful pain which seems to be radiating from my hip through to my knee. I have been taking painkillers since on phoning the doctor this morning said it was probably soft tissue damage, keep taking the pain killers. I am really worried as I am ...

@LaFeeVerte 

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LaFeeVerte

Learning to drive

Hi I'm learning to drive and my instructor keeps asking me if I'm allowed to drive. I've informed the dvla etc. I don't need adaptions but I keep taking too long to check my mirrors and I steer slightly off course . I'm not sure if this is normal nerves or ms related. I will be driving my kids ar...

@Tanya_Trenholm 

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Tanya_Trenholm

Ocrevus: delaying v shielding

This is a long post, so I apologise in advance. I was due to have my first full dose of ocrevus at the end of March. Having made contact with my MS team in the weeks leading up to this to check that I should still go ahead in the current climate (Coronavirus), I repeatedly got the answer back that m...

@lillibet23 

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lillibet23

Covid and work

Hi all I have rrms and I take fingolimod for this I work as a nurse on the front line , my ms nurse advised that I self isolate for 12 weeks at the beginning of coronovirus but I stayed at work until 2 weeks ago and my manager signed me off on medical suspension due to risk as icu became all covid...

@melissa.g 

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melissa.g

Mixed emotions at MRI results

Hi everyone. Haven't posted much lately but I felt inclined to share today. So, I hadn't had a brain MRI in 2.5 years, and they finally set me for one last month. I don't see the dr until February so I asked my chiropractor (who also does neuro rehab etc) to get the results for me. We went over th...

@fuzzyjonclay 

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fuzzyjonclay

Tips on buying a bike

Hi everyone For a while now I've thought about purchasing a bike in order to get in some decent exercise. I'm not great at walking long distances (due to my RRMS), so I was looking for another avenue. However, I'm on holiday at the moment and I thought I'd try out my mother-in-law's bike.... the re...