We call Multiple Sclerosis a snowflake disease because the symptoms constantly change. It has no cure, and no one can explain the why of the disease.
I remember the day like it was yesterday. On January 11, 2017, Dr. Gaw, after many tests, told me I had Multiple Sclerosis. If I sound like a broken record, many people are just now getting diagnosed today, and I want them to know that they are not alone.
You might have someone in your life sitting in a quiet doctor's office waiting on test results. They are going to need you now more than ever. Navigating a disease that is so unpredictable can take its toll on a person. They need all the love and support that you can muster.
Much Love,
Tina Louise
I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2015, and I was a woman of 50. They put me on Rebif which I took until 2017 and was switched to Copaxone. I had two relapses on Rebif, none so far on Copaxone. I do notice my balance was getting worse, and my memory, as well as erectile dysfunction and spasms’ had no choice to sick for other solution and I was introduce to multivitamincare .org which I purchase the MS herbal formula from the foundation, the herbal supplement has effectively get rid of my multiple sclerosis and reversed all symptoms.
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