David Osmond & Multiple Sclerosis
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- čas přidán 30. 04. 2024
- David Osmond, the singer and entertainer of the famous Osmond family, shares his battle with multiple sclerosis. He describes his symptoms and medications and explains how he keeps a brave face despite chronic pain.
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Dr. Brandon Beaber is a board-certified neurologist with subspecialty training in multiple sclerosis and other immunological diseases of the nervous system. He is a partner in the Southern California Permanente Medical Group and practices in Downey, California (South Los Angeles). He has several publications on MS epidemiology and has participated in clinical trials for MS therapeutics. You can follow him on twitter @Brandon_Beaber where he regularly posts about MS news and research.
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For me, it’s always been very hard to just say anything is difficult or that I need help. I don’t have much of a support system. I am a single father raising my son, and I still have to wake up every day show up for life get My Son ready for school help w help with his homework and make sure he has a very fulfilling life. I do work managing life with multiple sclerosis is a challenge but I tell myself if it’s not hard, it’s not worth it that’s been my mentality my whole life. Having MS has humbled me and made me appreciate the beauty in life.
I'm single , retired now but was working full time. I don't have any help for managing my MS with daily living stuff. I actually stayed with my Momand helped her recover from knee surgery. But I have to say I prefer it this way.
I am single with no children and RRMS.
I had for since 1998.
I am still ambulatory and work ft.
Unlike the Osmonds and many others I don't have a support system.
The challenges have been primarily mental health and financial management.
See if you have a MS support group in your city. We have the same medical condition MS and it's easy to talk to people who have MS we may have some similar symptoms.
How??
I am truly sorry to hear that you are dealing with MS without a support system. I was recently diagnosed with relapsing MS and I am still quite terrified about the present and the future so I know it is hard to deal with mentally. My fatigue is tremendous and I want to leave my ft job for the sake of my mental and physical health but I would have no way of coping well financially. I wish you continued strength.
Everyone has different challenges with MS.
I really like that Dr. Seuss quote. I am better off than most people I know with MS.
I find that other people's pain does not lessen my own pain.
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Dr. Seuss Quote
When you think things are bad, when you feel sour and blue, when you start to get mad... you should do what I do! Just tell yourself, Duckie, you're really quite lucky! Some people are much more... oh, ever so much more... oh, muchly much-much more unlucky than you!
Ty for posting this- i actually co created a global online support group for MS’rs 8 years and going strong 💪🏻- support is crucial- the feeling that only those who “ get IT- got IT”
Love the Osmonds.
Ty for his.
I’m recently in the midst of possible getting diagnosed with MS, 32 years old and your videos have been reassuring snd informative. I was referred to check some of your videos by a neurologist here in San Marcos, CA - Kaiser. I’d love to get more of your perspective on this disease - had some lesions in the spine and one in the brain with optical neuroses but lumbar puncture came back negative, I have full motor function and just once for a period of a week had random numbness in my right leg for seconds at a time, would love to make a appt with you for a 2nd opinion!
Very interesting, especially for a girl who grew up in America in the'70's. Was nice to hear someone who speaks simply and down to earth, in his own words. Long live Dr. Seuss.
I am 60, single and live with my pug. I stay active, work out daily ,etc. Love yoga and pilates.I follow the OMS protocol and diet. I like being independent and enjoy life.
Glad you are enjoying life
Thank you for this story. I always look forward to your videos to learn something new. Learning is my favorite.
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David is SO POSITIVE. He speaks well. I watched his video interview which made me feel absolutely great and motivated to get up and out and on with my day. I've probably watched 100's of in not 1000's of MS videosmost Dr. Beaber on you tube. While I have enjoyed learning/studying it's the videos such as this which actually improve my day, my mindset, and I have come to see actualmy prognosis.. I'm a secular but artistic and philosophical type but some of the most uplifting people I've met have been Christian or Muslim- the ones who walk the walk not talk talk the talk. Osmonds are a girst rate bunch of humans.
Great video Dr. B. I share his Dr. Seuss philosophy, but my RRMS is also fairly mild in comparison to others so it's easier for me to be more positive. It's a common mantra in my family to say "well what can you do" when you get bad news and I've lived that through the years. Make the best of a crappy situation because most of life is out of our control and attitude changes the perspective of every situation. Our realities are often subjective.
Great video thank you for posting.
I have a morning routine where I rerack every day meaning every day is a brand new fresh start. All the BS/theMS from yesterday's gone. I reviewed in my mind what I'm most happy for and the that includes people that I am closest to, my clients, my doctors, and quite frankly my mindset. There is no doubt, sometimes I am faking it but I will continue to fake it until I feel better.
Growing up my mother had Parkinson's, the whole house had Parkinson's. She set a great example of living life to the fullest even with obstacles. FU MS I am going after life. Beating whatever challenges or learning new ways to cope.
I should say My MS in comparison to some of my MS friends is very manageable. I pay it forward trying to raise funds and awareness and hope some day there will be a cure for MS.
I hope everybody watches this video. SISU
Are there any news on BTK inhibitors?
Such a great video, thank you for sharing this 👍🏼
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.
Thank you for the video on David Osmond Dr Brandon, I have heard in the past that he has MS but didn't know his father had it also. Judging by everything you covered David seems to have a great attitude and outlook on life which is really needed when you're dealing with this disease
No doubt a good attitude and a lot of mental strength is needed for living with MS.
@@DrBrandonBeaber always good to hear from you Dr Brandon and thank you for always replying to me it's so much appreciated
Doc, I'm just about to start a strict keto-vore diet regime.
I don't have any weight to lise but i do want to get stronger, healthier and hopefully keep my disease progress in check.
Can you present some research findings about the effectiveness of this diet in MS patients? Does any exist?
I've heard anecdotally, so I've decided to try it.
I have a video on the topic here: czcams.com/video/egHRA4ZOLVM/video.html
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Excellent! Thank you 👍🏼
А если имунной системы не существует??? И это выдумка врачей?
Thanks for sharing this motivational story,as a patient of PPMS,I. really feel very depressed sometimes.Dr,Iam still waiting for the answer of my question " Retuximab or ocrelizumab which one is better for PPMS
I would like to know that too.
Commentary on this topic in this video: czcams.com/video/sdn6CesYQnE/video.html
Thanks a lot@@DrBrandonBeaber