5th March, 2010 - Posted by YoungWithMS - No Comments
People with MS naturally ask their physicians how the disease will affect them. However it’s impossible to give useful information about the long-term outlook immediately after the diagnosis, because MS varies from one person to the next and within one person over time. After about five years, physicians have a much better idea how the » Read More
21st February, 2010 - Posted by YoungWithMS - No Comments
Hey everyone! Today I wanted to write about Retrobulbar Optic Neuritis. I recently had a comment on my webpage asking for advice on this particular subject and I really wanted to reach out to her and tell her that I am here for her whenever she needs advice or just someone to talk to. I am » Read More
17th February, 2010 - Posted by YoungWithMS - No Comments
It is difficult to predict how multiple sclerosis will progress in any one person. Most people with multiple sclerosis will be able to continue to walk and function at their work for many years after their diagnosis. The factors associated with the mildest course of multiple sclerosis are being female, having the relapsing-remitting form, having » Read More
17th January, 2010 - Posted by YoungWithMS - No Comments
Go soft focus, and don’t addle yourself about tomorrow. By letting yourself relax today, even forgetting (to whatever extent you can) that you have MS, you’ll rejuvenate yourself and feel stronger for the week ahead. So, sip a cup of tea and let go. There will be plenty of time to worry about things tomorrow, » Read More
12th January, 2010 - Posted by YoungWithMS - No Comments
I wanted to write today about the “Storm” that everyone that is dealing with MS feels like they are going through. I know when I was first diagnosed I felt like I was in a hurricane and nothing was going to stop it. I was wrong. Sometimes in the midst of what you feel is » Read More
