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"Crappy Subject"

I've existed with MS for more than 41 years now. Used to be an athletic person, physically strong, not much bothered me. MS struck. I always had what my mother...

How do MS attacks look?

hi guys i got diagnosed in june 2022, it all happened because i lost vision in one eye. after they did steroid IVs on me it all went back to...

Covid, hypothalamus, lesions

I just typed all this in a forum so I’m just copying and pasting… My husband was diagnosed in 2013. He’s never really had relapses - just a slow decline...

Recently Diagnosed with MS

Hey all, just wanted to let the community know that I am joining your ranks for better or for worse! I was diagnosed about 3 weeks ago, after MRI/Spinal tap...

Undiagnosed and unsure

I had an episode of severe numbness and tingling in my feet and lost sensation in my buttocks, nearly 20 years ago they found a lesion on my spine and...

Undiagnosed but getting assessed

I've 22F been feeling worse over the last 2 years and just chalking it up to my depression. Last year I decided to get worked up for autoimmune and nothing...

Question about MS hug

Back in June I started having a relapse which involved amongst other things a loss of sensation in my legs, and over the course of a few months started to...

What were your initial symptoms?

MS is so different from person to person, I always find it interesting to hear what people's first symptoms were. For me, things happened pretty quickly. I woke up, went...

legs give out and I fell

A question about my falling and is it related MS. The first time I fell I ended up in the hospital for one week .I had a bacterial infection. I...

legs give out and I ell

I have had MS for 37 years now in the last 7 years my legs given out. The first time I was across a street in a near by town...

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