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Hi I have recently been diagnosed with Ms and am reluctant to take medication and therefore have been looking into alternative treatments. I feel hopeful about Dr Coimbra's vitamin d protocol which has been backed up by many other doctors such as Dr Berg. I have started taking high doses of vitam...

Has anyone never had a days rest?. Always something with my MS spasms pain bladder optic nerve inflammation in the nerve so on so forth never-ending since I was diagnosed I was wondering is this common with MS

This still thinks i'm in Northampton..?

my husband works full time yesterday my 5 year old hurt her ankle I put cold towel on last night and this morning she need checking at a and e . Husband is 6-2.30 today and not 1 person at his work will help us out as I carnt drive , I struggle to walk she carnt walk its only him can drive not like ...

Good morning everyone , I just joined yesterday and I’m looking for advice already lol , oh I’m primary progressive my latest issue is getting in and out of shower something I didn’t see coming I have a 4 inch step up to get in and due to foot drop I have to drag my other foot in I do have a AFO bu...

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I'm recently diagnosed with rrms, I'm not on any treatment yet. Just wondering what diet is best to follow?

I've recently been talking to someone at work who's newly diagnosed. He remarked about the support he's getting from other MSers Going to test an @ and # by saying @Sclerobro #ocrelizumab

Hello, I'm the Community Intern here at Shift.ms! I'm here to listen to your stories and share them across the site in the hope that they'll be helpful to other MSers. #MSstories Just testing the @ function by tagging @poleyjo :)

2001 Optic neuritis. Go blind suddenly - and fortunately temporarily - in one eye. Ophthalmologist sends me to neurologist. The neurologist tells me in a jovial tone to say that I have had optic neuropathy to insurers - if I say optic neuritis they’d put me down as having MS. MRI done. No follow up...