Life with MS
The impact of MS is undeniable. Everyone responds to the diagnosis differently.
In addition to the impact of MS on our own lives, MS also impacts our relationships with family and friends.
Most respondents are in stable long term relationship. For the few who are in a complicated relationship their condition is partially the cause of the complication.
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Most respondents are in stable long term relationship. For the few who are in a complicated relationship their condition is partially the cause of the complication.
Relapses
Respondents reported a wide range of response on the timing of their exacerbations / relapses. During relapses a wide variety of symptoms are being reported, while over two third of respondents have relapses that last one month or less.
Support
This section highlights the strong personal networks that many people living with MS have established.
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Tracking
A vast majority of respondents track the progression of their MS through the use of MRI, often time once or twice a year. 67% respondents reported their MRI results showing the similar or fewer lesions than previous MRI.
Support
This section highlights the strong personal networks that many people living with MS have established.
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Respondents reported a wide range of response on the timing of their exacerbations / relapses. During relapses a wide variety of symptoms are being reported, while over two third of respondents have relapses that last one month or less.
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A vast majority of respondents track the progression of their MS through the use of MRI, often time once or twice a year. 67% respondents reported their MRI results showing the similar or fewer lesions than previous MRI.
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This section highlights the strong personal networks that many people living with MS have established.
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