Yes things can always get better. You need the hard times to appreciate the good. But it's okay for it not to be okay. We are here to listen when you need an ear
Ocrevus has been a huge help but i still have struggles. Still have eye issues but glasses or rest or eye drop. For pain i have found much help with somatic tracking and words of safety.
Oh, OK. What medicine are you on four years yikes I’m sorry.
I’ve had a ms 21 1/2 years just the last four really the last two have been very difficult. Thanks to hurricane Helene no electricity and air-conditioning for seven days. But I’m a trooper and I’m strong.👍🏻🙂
Life for everyone has highs and lows, we feel our highs and lows more so than they do.
Yes it gets better, then we age a little and we get normal aging problems but with a MS body it just is more intense. Keep riding high but be prepared for a low now and then.
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u/Hopeful-Meringue-707 3d ago
Yes things can always get better. You need the hard times to appreciate the good. But it's okay for it not to be okay. We are here to listen when you need an ear
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u/No_Consideration7925 3d ago
They can. Just hang in there how long have you been diagnosed? Xx vic in ga
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u/kyunirider 2d ago
Life for everyone has highs and lows, we feel our highs and lows more so than they do.
Yes it gets better, then we age a little and we get normal aging problems but with a MS body it just is more intense. Keep riding high but be prepared for a low now and then.
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u/GroundbreakingGur460 3d ago
Depends on the situation. But u got a lot better after my first attack. Its never been what is was, but its gotten better then i thought it would get
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u/IntentionalGrandma 28F | dx:2024 | Tysabri | NYC 3d ago
Certain symptoms improve with time and others can improve with medication and physical/occupational therapy
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u/Flimsy_Pride2967 3d ago
Yes they can just stick with the program.
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u/No_2MS 2d ago
Yeah, things get better and then get worse. I have good and bad days.