ajblakejr
Age quod agis
407, thank you for the words.
My first reaction is feeling like a failure.
I just hit me hard.
I just spent the past few day looking at the xray/scans,
Do you know anyone with Multiple Sclerosis?
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407, thank you for the words.
My first reaction is feeling like a failure.
I just hit me hard.
I just spent the past few day looking at the xray/scans,
menotyou
bella amicizia
I'm thinking of you, AJ. If you need me, I'm here.
raceanoncr
Well-Known Member
Aj, just met a wheelchair-bound guy today with MS. He described it exactly as you just did. He says he feels like he's got a 25-yr old brain in a 100-yr old body. He's ONLY 59.
Super nice guy tryin to do just as you. Keep as active a lifestyle as he can and enjoy life.
Keep up the good fight.
ajblakejr
Age quod agis
This is an inspiring post about a crappy life-sentence with MS.
(no disrespect intended ...)
Awareness is my goal and what I hope I have brought to the conversation.
Thank you for sharing this experience.
ajblakejr
Age quod agis
Awareness Week
First - thank you for reading this thread
Second - NEVER apologize for PMing me.
It sucks and no one should need to reach out to me because the doctor said, "you have MS."
It sucks when a loved one is hit with the same words and you are helpless to fix it.
It sucks that I have experience as a UPS MSer and a moderator on a MS site.
It sucks that the future is unclear and unpredictable with MS.
I am here and you can contact me.
Third- Multiple Sclerosis - This is an exclusive club with four levels of membership.
It is time to shut this club down and this will happen with a cure.
All we have is awareness which gives the opportunity of early treatment.
If you find yourself, a loved one or a friend, experiencing symptoms or sensations described in below video.
It is better to start treatment when MS is suspected and easier to stop if MS is ruled out.
And NEVER be afraid to contact me.
First - thank you for reading this thread
Second - NEVER apologize for PMing me.
It sucks and no one should need to reach out to me because the doctor said, "you have MS."
It sucks when a loved one is hit with the same words and you are helpless to fix it.
It sucks that I have experience as a UPS MSer and a moderator on a MS site.
It sucks that the future is unclear and unpredictable with MS.
I am here and you can contact me.
Third- Multiple Sclerosis - This is an exclusive club with four levels of membership.
It is time to shut this club down and this will happen with a cure.
All we have is awareness which gives the opportunity of early treatment.
If you find yourself, a loved one or a friend, experiencing symptoms or sensations described in below video.
It is better to start treatment when MS is suspected and easier to stop if MS is ruled out.
And NEVER be afraid to contact me.
My sis in law has MS...she is 40.no major symptoms...just muscle fatigue.............I guess it his different people different ways!
My wife as diagnosed with MS around 5 years ago. So far, no major aymptoms beyond getting tired easily and no felling/dryness in her fingertips. At least its something that won't kill you like cancer. We have 3 teenage daughters that count on her to be there, especially with the hours that I work.It makes you appreciate the good health you have when you look at others who don't have that.
