🧡 How I Knew I Had MS: Multiple Sclerosis🎗️
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- čas přidán 20. 11. 2023
- 🧡 Okay, spillin' the tea on my MS diagnosis journey. It’s not your typical storytime, so grab your snacks and let’s get cozy. Drop your thoughts below! ☕
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I too was diagnosed with MS in 2015 and have been living with it. Yes, I agree acceptance was tough but now I have learnt how to live with it.
I got diagnosed in 2022 at age 22, I'm excited to see people trying to educate anyone wanting to know more about MS, is incredible that this disease is still so unheard of by so many people
I got misdiagnosed with something because of my ethnicity I was profiled and thanks to treatment I did not need I ended up with avascular necrosis 2 years later on top of my ms. I been of starting my own channel but would not know where to start.
Thanks for sharing your amazing story. Stress was a huge factor in me developing MS, I'm certain!. I had crippling severe anxiety for years and once I started to get MS symptoms the anxiety strangely diminished, almost like the anxiety turned into this autoimmune condition I have today. It sounds like a 'way out there' theory but because we don't know the cause, you never know 🤷🏻
I completely agree! I believe that stress, depression, anxiety, worry... If we don't talk and we push them down and keep them to ourselves, it pushes it down on to our immune system. Our immune system thinks, well that should be there... ATTACK!!! and hey presto. I think it definitely has something to do with it for sure.
Yes. My mother's best friend had MS. She swore it was anxiety based, anxiety related to fear of not getting things right.
@@lmiller1413 what do you mean by 'fear of not getting things right'? I don't understand.
I have been misdiagnosed 3 years long... "You have sciatica he said" but why my leg is numb... Why it hurt... Why the numbness go up??? Battle like hell until a physiologist do some test on me (and clearly see huge clonus ) and tell me with this kingld of serious face " you should do a mri..." And then... The neurologist drop the bomb... Now my right side is almost completely numb... Maybe, if the first GP haven't gas lighted me, I wouldn't be a ambulatory wheelchair user now, bond to my two crutches...
I have huge clonus too. Was misdiagnosed for years, now fighting to get another mri .now I'm in wheelchair have spasticity, clnus head to toe,severe uhthoffs phenomenon( hugest red flag) I lose my voice, balance ,drag foot ,,numb fatigue like narcalepsy sone days cognitively slow completely like I'm sedated until temp comes right. I was misdiagnosed a few times but worse was conversion disorder because I stopped walking,collapsed in ER after drunk sideways walking for days prior and talking suddenly ..they did zero xrays ,zero throat checks ,no nerve conduction tests etc..the balance has put all my leg joints out now. I have prism glasses for double vision ,and on it goes.
Hi! Some of my diagnoses mimic MS and Parkinson’s. Waiting to see a neurologist for another round of seeing if I also have MS.
I really appreciate how you talk about your journey and how MS doesn’t define you, you have it, but isn’t your identity. This is key to living with chronic illnesses, cancers, etc…. Having a positive attitude is huge. Finding people who support and encourage makes a world of a difference. My faith in God is what has got me through.
You have a great channel to listen to~ hope that it continues to grow and reach out to folks😘 thank you for sharing and being so vulnerable.
Thank you, what a lovely comment. I really appreciate it, thank you! 🙌 I hope you find the answers you needs, stay strong and keep going. You are absolutely right, staying positive is so important. I truly believe that negative thoughts, stress and worry, they create a breading ground for auto immune diseases. Stay positive and we can call conquer whatever you have or we have, and we can do it together.
I hit a low point this year and was really struggling. I went out into the woods, feeling worthless and sat on my own and cried. It was then that god spoke to me and sheltered me. He has shown me he has a plan for me, and that my life, my MS, its all has a purpose. So I am still here and will continue to do what I can to help people. God bless you 🧡
Thanks for being a part of our gang. 🧡
Im kinda in the middle. I have the symptoms but we just cannot nail it down. My grandpa lived til 89 with it. Only about 86 he started to be bed bound
I think it’s great what you are doing. It’s not only helping you work trough your feelings and navigating your MS journey but sharing it with the world is helping so many others too. I find it very comforting to watch. Sending you and your family all the love 🧡
I get the ms hug and said to the Dr it feels like I'm wearing braces but there to tight over my shoulders, and then the band around my heart area was terrifying I thought I was dying. It's not good🙏😞👍
Hi Guys. Going down the rabbit hole now, had an MRI and images showed clear however on top of the numbess over various parts of my body, I also have this feeling of having a fever but without the raise tepearature, stuffy nose 24/7 and feeling like i have some inflammation in my sinuses even though nothing actualy hurts and feeling slighlty sick allways. Anyone else with MS experienced soething like this?
Is MS inflammation of the central nervous system?
Thanks for sharing. Mine was just as blunt 😳🤯
Oh no! 😑 Awful isn't it? The the doctors can't be a little more compassionate with such life changes news. I think it further goes to show the lack of understanding of what MS does to us all 🤔 Hope you're well...
Heat brings on symptoms
Oh boy, we've just finished summer in the Southern Hemisphere. It was the worst ever. Everything health-wise just blew right up. Could hardly do anything at all. Horrible.
Thanks for sharing your story. Many of us have similarities with our MS stories. I would love to be a guest on the podcast. Let me know if you’d like to connect.
Hey! Yes!! That would be amazing. Drop me an email at liam@themsmindset.com
Really sorry to hear 😔
With respect , that music is disruptive, annoying & distracting concentration for us on your speech 🤷♀️
Ty ☮️
Please delete the background regurgitating banging ☺️
Please tell us exactly which / all the tests you had to diagnose your ms ?! 🤔
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Sorry the music is so distracting... 😑 Been trying to make the videos fun and upbeat, but you're not the first person to mention the music. I will bare it in mind for future videos and see if I can make it all a little more relaxed.
Sorry again, and thanks for thew feedback.
@@livingwithms ty for your response & understanding Liam 😊
Sorry , but as I said, from our end it’s really disturbing, banging & distracting dear 🤷♀️
Your wonderful & upbeat without the back up music 👏 🙌
Not needed imo 💁♀️
You have a great personality ☺️
Take care , stay strong , blessings 🙏 💜
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I was told my MRI was not normal and I had inflammation in Brain and Spine. I didn't know what that meant. Then he said what did you think was wrong? And I said well I was worried I had MS and he was like ummm yeah it is MS🫠🫠🫠
Wow. What a horrible way to inform somebody of something so life changing. Honestly, I am hering more and more stories of how blunt and horrible neurologists are at delivering the news. A bit of compassion would go along way!
Hope you are well. Thank you for being here with us 🧡