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Pilates for MS twice a week and hydrotherapy have been life changing for me.

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Female
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I had amazingly positive results by giving up dairy! 20 days after stopping dairy milk and yogurt, I noticed increased speed in four functions: walking, movement, ta ... read more

Donna M.
Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Female More than 5 years
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QUESTION OF THE DAY:
What’s the best advice you’ve ever gotten about how to manage MS?
I was diagnosed before I had children. When my doctor asked me if we were planning to have children, I immediately asked if it meant I could go off the medication. W ... read more

Janice Dean
Senior Meteorologist Fox News and author of “Mostly Sunny” @janicedeanfnc Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 49 Female More than 5 years
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Reduce your stress levels. Practice mindfulness. Don't sweat the small stuff. Leave out anything and anyone from your life that causes you stress.

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 43 Female More than 5 years
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Mood swings, irritability, and even depression often accompany an MS diagnosis. One way to feel better is to decrease your social isolation, whether by joining a sup ... read more

Andrea Arzt, LCSW
Healthcare provider for Multiple Sclerosis
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I use Alexa to remind me to take meds, make reminders so I don't forget, give me comfort that I can always call for help using my voice, and stay positive by playing ... read more

Living with Secondary-Progressive MS Age: 62 Female More than 5 years
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Follow your neurologists's advice.

Lori Nelson
Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 56 Female More than 5 years
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My doctor helped me get an electric wheelchair, which I needed then and need off and on now, so my suggestion is get all the devises for mobility and safety that you ... read more

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS
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I have a large dry erase board on my wall. I find using it for to do lists, upcoming events, inspirational quotes, and writing down things I want to look into at a l ... read more

Living with Secondary-Progressive MS Age: 59 Female
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My children are the reason I keep going every day. My son and grandson are the comedians and always keep me laughing. Laughter is a food group in my family! My daugh ... read more

Faith Agauas
Living with Secondary-Progressive MS Age: 65 Female More than 5 years
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When preparing to see my internist or neurologist, I create a one-page print-out to give my physician the following contents:
Name / Age / Profession
List of all me ... read more

Living with Secondary-Progressive MS Age: 66 Female More than 5 years
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There are many causes of stress for people with MS, from constant readjustment to ‘the new normal’ to loss of control and relationships. And from coping with both in ... read more

Rose Reif, MS, LPCA, CRC, BC-TMH
Healthcare provider for Multiple Sclerosis Age: 37 Female
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When someone is told, "you have MS," it can be terrifying. If you start looking for information on the internet, you can feel almost trapped. You're not able to filt ... read more

Dr. Aaron L. Boster
Healthcare provider for Multiple Sclerosis
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Fast Fact
A landmark study published in March 2019 estimates that nearly 1 million Americans have MS — 2x more than previous estimates.
Neurology
A landmark study published in March 2019 estimates that nearly 1 million Americans have MS — 2x more than previous estimates.You just have to find a way to live with MS. Find ways to work around it. I have a husband and daughter who help me so much. I guess the best thing I can say is I’ve ... read more

Amanda
Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 48 Female More than 5 years
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Spring loaded scissors are very helpful! It takes much less effort, strength and coordination to use them! Mine have soft grip handles, not to mention very reasonab ... read more

Living with Secondary-Progressive MS Age: 58 Female More than 5 years
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Invest in a Roomba!! Vacuuming takes a lot of energy, so my Roomba is a lifesaver! I run mine once a day.

Jen H
Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 47 Female More than 5 years
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Poll
What’s the best thing you’ve done to manage MS at work?
I keep protein shakes in a little fridge so when I take my morning vitamins/prescriptions I can wash them down without getting an upset stomach

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 51 Female More than 5 years
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Trust your doctor and persevere. Depression can be a real challenge. It is easy to be afraid or scared. I believe you must think positive thoughts and talk positivel ... read more

Leah
Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 42 Female More than 5 years
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Eat healthy, stay positive & move more.

Aya Mamdouh
Living with Multiple Sclerosis Age: 26 Female More than 5 years
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