Thank you , I definitely agree that there are a lot of terms that go alone with MS that should be revised. In your case, your disease activity may be stable, but that doesn't everything great. I often take issue with the term "relapsing-remitting" for similar reasons. The disease may not be especially active all the time, but that doesn't mean that you only have issues during a "relapse". It certainly may seem that way at the beginning of the disease, but each relapse does damage. Just because a "relapse" (another word I hate) is over, doesn't mean your fine. The myelin that was damaged during the relapse, is still damaged. No matter how you seem (especially early on with the disease), that damage is there and all it takes is some kind of trigger (https://multiplesclerosis.net/living-with-ms/what-to-know-about-ms-triggers/), like stress, to bring it forward. So I very much agree, there is a lot of terminology around MS that could use a revamping!