Living With MS
They say everyone
with MS face different challenges and have unique symptoms. Doctors refuse to
predict what your next episode is likely to be even if symptomatically you seem
to be following other cases. But think about it, MS is an attack on the
millions of nerves in the body, in what ever order the fate dictates. Two
people having the same afflictions would be less probable than two infants
placed behind two separate piano for the first time and these two kids playing
the exact same ramblings in perfect harmonic unison. Go to the National Society for Multiple Sclerosis
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Living With MS Life has changed in many ways I don’t drive or work nowadays Various chores once easy to do I now give up trying, I can’t see them through Now, every other day I take a med Got another one daily before I go to bed When I’m touched my left side turns to rock I reduce working with my right hand to avoid electrical shock There is little coordination from the left hand Have impaired vision but I understand Multiple Sclerosis causes the nerves to transmit incorrectly So I treat it all like they are making Mock Sport with
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