Who has appointments this month? It's so nice that we care about one another and share with one another. I had an MRI last month with no new lesions! I know there are many of us who have upcoming tests or appointments.
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greaterexp . Congratulations on your MRI results. Always good to hear those words no new lesions.
I have a appt with pain management dr on October 10. Quiet month for me.
God bless
Donnie
No appointments for me. I'm still waiting for Open Enrollment on Insurance so I can make an appointment with my Neuro. It's been so long. πβ€π·
Yay for no new lesions! π
Thank you. We were worried that a new numbness in my left hand meant new lesions. It turns out that I was quilting too much! I figured out I was cutting fabric and leaning on my left elbow, putting pressure on the ulnar nerve. I'm glad that's all it was. It's easier to adjust our habits than deal with a lesion!
Finally got insurance so able to see my neurologist this month in over a year
That's great news! If you don't mind me asking, which insurance? Because everytime I try to get insurance they always say that since I have a chronic illness "MS" that I have to wait for Open enrollment. πβ€π·
Went to throat specialist yesterday and he scope my throat and said things were looking better, but wants a neck and chest x-ray? In a couple weeks I go in for my pet-scan for Cancer π. Then the following week Oncologist for results?π. Hope everyone has a wonderful day πππΎππ Ken
Kenu, Glad things are looking better for your throat. Sounds like you are doing whatever it takes to take care of yourself.
I applaud you!!
Best Regards,
Leslie
Hello greaterexp,
Hurray for no lesions!
No appointments for me this month, but I have a visit with my neuro scheduled for next month, though! Gobble, gobble
Keep Smiling,
Carole
Yay! On the no new lesions greaterexp π
I see my neuro Oct 30th
Gotta' love the same 'ol MRI reports. Good to hear yours came back the same.
Have an eye doc appointment this Friday. Fairly certain he'll send me off to the ophthalmology clinic for a harmless OCT scan. It's the beginning of end of year appointments. Woot!
Okgal,
You're not alone. I have an OCT scan, Visual Field, and Eye Dr. appts. on the same day. I walk before my appts.
have notes written down and pack a bag since it takes a long time. My eyes are very important to me!! Then to make it even harder I get the bill.
Best Regards,
Leslie
I had my yearly mammogram yesterday and found out the same day all was clear and appt for next year is on the books! Have my 2-week chiro appt on the 10th! Horray for no new lesions!
Jessie
Mammogram, bone density, and well woman check this month. I need a new hobby.
I have my chiro appts. every 2wks. I 'm taking my son to all his medical and dental appointments. Until he gets his drivers license I escort him to college where I do my walking.
Best Regards,
Leslie
Good news, no new lesions!
I had one appointment this month and had it earlier today. It's nice to not have doctor appointments. Have a great rest of the month, best wishes to everyone.
greaterexp I have appt. on the 16th with my MS Neuro. It is just one of my regular 6 month check-ups. I had the Neurophysiological testing in July and the report from that is that he sees no outward signs of Alzheimer's disease, which is a concern in my family. Dr. also says my retention is good, focus is good, I did well on the timed tests. Overall, doing great for my age. At my April appt. my MS neuro said the results of those tests would help decide if I should or could possibly go onto a DMT. He has suggested possibly Rituximab as it has a proven track record and he would be willing to "go to bat, pull strings," for me. There are those that believe DMT's after age 70 don't offer much improvement.
I'd appreciate any feedback any of you might have.
I know most of the clinical trials are aimed at younger people. I feel that treating MS aggressively at any age may prevent relapses or slow progression, but it is surely up to each individual to decide. Insurance companies tend to see little value in lives over a certain age and can be reluctant to invest money there. Iβm glad that your doctor is willing to go to bat for you if you choose to treat your MS with meds.
Thank you! I'm not going to worry about it too much. If I recall from my April appointment, he said I'd still have to take my "Symptomatic Meds" for numbness and tingling.. that's a bummer.. but of course, MS is a bummer!ππ