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@Irene_Kostyk 

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Irene_Kostyk

M.S. Warrior

<p>I was diagnosed many years ago and the last 15 years have been really difficult. I continue and I do my share of complaining. But it does help having a place to go with questions. Thank you fellow warriors for your struggles are felt. Stay inside and keep hydrated.</p>

@Isabel 

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Isabel

Tysabri

Can anyone tell me if Tysabri infusions are free I have been recently been diagnosed with RR MS and will be starting this infusion soon. Are they free if you only have private health insurance 😊

@Carla_L_Baldwin 

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Carla_L_Baldwin

Service Dogs

My GP and MS neurologist have suggested a dog. I have MS, Anxiety, Depression, Acromegaly and something the doctors are trying to find out why I am falling all the time. My legs stop working and I fall. Most I have to go to hospital because of concussions.

@Safra_Iqbal 

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Can women with ms get pregnant

I was told women with ms can get pregnant and their is no difference of it. But what are the chances of a woman living with ms former than 11 years being conceived is she has her ms completely under control? When I was diagnosed at a young age and learnt about the sickness my only wish was to have ...

@crockett32 

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crockett32

Life with severe foot drop

<p>Hi guys,<br> As I said in my introduction, passive neurologists and lack of initiative on my part have led me to suffer a severe foot drop (or club foot), which makes me almost drag my right leg. Foot drop has also confused me, because I thought I didn’t have RRMS, but SPMS, but shortened...</p>

@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...

@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...

Daily Briefing Covid-19 [Apr 20th &#039;20]

<p>Afternoon all,<br> –<br> Not sure when I ought to drop the Covid-19 tag from the headline. I think it should last as long the lockdown lasts. We see the conversation subtly changing now to more of the looking ahead. You can’t panic forever.<br> ——<br> MS Stuff<br> R...</p>