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What’s the one thing you would tell yourself about living with MS if you could go back in time to when you were first diagnosed?

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Anna R

Living with Multiple Sclerosis Age: 69 Female More than 5 years

Allow yourself to experience all the emotions that come along with your diagnosis. People who fight the grieving process don't make the thing (whether it's disease o ... read more

Dr. Aaron L. Boster

Healthcare provider for Multiple Sclerosis

One strategy I use to deal with MS symptoms is exercise. I’ve found it sort of helps everything: As you begin to move more, you breathe more deeply, you have more ox ... read more

Cherie Binns, RN

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 67 Female More than 5 years

Crossword puzzles, sudoku, and reading.

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 47 Female More than 5 years

Pick a word similar to the word you want and say it to a friend or family member who will either say the dropped word or help you say it, whichever works well for yo ... read more

Living with Multiple Sclerosis Age: 49 Female

Read blogs! Bloggers like Trevis Gleason cover everything from feelings to helpful tips. It is a way to connect with other MSers who understand what you are going th ... read more

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 62 Female More than 5 years

I keep notes and lists when I do remember things before I forget them. I've been doing puzzle games and brain training. The more tired I am the more cog fog I have s ... read more

Jess

Living with Multiple Sclerosis Female

After you receive a diagnosis, take a bit of time to "digest" it. There is so much information available - don't just rely on Google! Once you educate yourself about ... read more

Christina

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 28 Female 1 to 5 years

You'll feel much more capable of handling the tasks of an MS caregiver if you take excellent care of your own health as well. When you eat a balanced diet, engage in ... read more

Everyday Health Team

Care Partner for Multiple Sclerosis

Read books and write yourself reminder notes.

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Female More than 5 years

I use a splint for my worse leg with MS, and it really does help.

Living with Primary-Progressive MS Age: 42 Male More than 5 years

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.

Keep moving! It’s better to be on this side of ground. I tell myself this every day. Not everyone has a strong faith, but I do and it has helped me.

Amanda

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 48 Female More than 5 years

I do word search and crossword puzzles daily, as well as read challenging material .

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 63 Female More than 5 years

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Living with Secondary-Progressive MS Age: 66 Female More than 5 years

Do deep breathing exercises

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 68 Female More than 5 years

Don't give up, always look for answers.

Keith

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 42 Male 1 to 5 years

Working: In the beginning I was frightened of telling clients my diagnosis because people simply don’t understand illness like this and immediately think you’re no l ... read more

Rosanna Marshall

Living with Relapsing-Remitting MS Age: 63 Female More than 5 years

What’s the one thing you would tell yourself about living with MS if you could go back in time to when you were first diagnosed?

What’s the best thing you’ve done to manage MS at work?