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Post 595 Get serious and information 16 Feb 2020.

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Get serious, “YOU” and I have a chronic, incurable, progressive illness. Do “YOU” understand what that means? It means if your Magnetic Resonance Image(MRI) does not show very much change and anybody tells “YOU” to stop taking Disease Modifying Therapy (DMT) “YOU” politely till them to get lost and “YOU” find a new doctor, friend, husband or wife. This is a serious condition, it is not a wait and see game. Waiting and seeing means progression at a faster rate than being on some form of DMT would have allowed.yes, unfortunately not a huge amount but it might mean being able to stand and dress yourself for an extra year or two in your 40 50 60 year life with Relapsing-Remitting ms (RRms). It may mean using that wheelchair walker or scooter as a convenience not as a necessity.

That is why “YOU” have to get serious with our condition. It is not a game, do not treat it like one for your own sake.

Because you are an adult, I am not going to nag “YOU” to much I think “YOU” have got the very subtle hint. Do not worry I am sure I will nag “YOU” about this again one day. Just not today. was diagnosed(dx’d) at 29ish so I do not know much about pediatric ms, but I assume it is little different than RRms, so I sorry but suck it up child and take your medicine. I would think unless told otherwise, eat before taking any medicine. Most medicines say do not take on an empty stomach, even aspirin.

Information time.

YouTube Dr AAron Boster or Dr Aaron Booster. Bald chap with a friendly smile and a sense of humor. Ohio ms clinic I believe.

Msgym online

\AthleanX, my favorite but a little more advanced also online.

BOOKS

Gut

Grain brain

lost connections

Ikigai, not health, but eventually “YOU” will have to find something to do with your long life. It would be a huge challenge if we all posted here as much as I do.

My eyes are not great so I get my books on Audible, but I am sure Amazon carries them.

CHARTS

again Amazon

Central Nervous system

Brain

possibly gut.

Know and learn your body. Go to medical appointments with some knowledge. Being ignorant does “YOU” no favors. People just take advantage of “YOU” and send “YOU” on your way a little poorer. Ask questions, lots os them, again and again. “YOU” have RRms, “YOU” forget things no matter how hard “YOU” try not to. Beware of that and use it too your advantage. There is absolutely no need to be weak and ignorant. Ask questions, learn, read and make your long ms life as good as “YOU” can. Use your condition to your advantage, do not be a helpless victim to it.

A very good life is possible, children if “YOU” want them’ are possible, a spouse is possible. Open yourself to positive opportunities. Seek them out, not all has to be doom and gloom, there are fun ways to do this illness. It goes onlong enough, get on a DMT and start looking for your bright spot.

Royce (the ms writer)

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thank you again for the good info and for others but what i was wondering why did you post the 16 th i guess it was too early in the morning or a rough one ...ajahahahha...funny thank you ...yes our finders don't always post what we want ...ahhahah...i know lately it is taking me more type typing for i keep putting down different than what i was thinking ...ahhahaha...have a great day ...

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yes it was very early in the morning and I should have been back in bed, and proofreading better. I do admit to my mistakes, rarely. At least you are reading my ravings

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ha no body is perfect well at least i haven't met any yet ...have a great day ....

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But it's February 10th. I love all your information posted here, and there is a lot more. Become fast friends with your healthcare team as it should be your first line of defense. Keep Smiling, my friend :-D

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I try

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Keep up the good work Royce.

Donnie

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Hey Royce, I just joined this forum and have read many of your recent posts, which I very much enjoy and am taking to heart. I’m writing you to ask if you could share any input on Ocrevus. My doctor prescribed it for me but I haven’t taken it yet and am currently on no medication. I have read a number of reviews that says it can push you into secondary, which is why I’m hesitant to take it considering my situation. I am 53 and recently diagnosed with RR...had I not been hospitalized in May with optic neuritis, I’d have no clue I even had MS. I do have some periodic ‘funkiness’ in my right foot, which is new in the last 6 months, and have always had occasional numbness is my right hand (which I previously attributed to carpal tunnel), but otherwise feel good. The MRI they did show inactive lesions on my spine only, none in the brain. Any thoughts or info you could share would be most appreciated. Thanks so much for your time and insight :)

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RoyceNewton in reply togotcha401

I had never heard Ocrevus pushing you intoSPms. My experience with it that the two young ladies love it. They did say that it is best with some antihistamines mixed in during the infusion. They had no side effects and the infusion was no big deal It is the strongest out there at the moment which is why I suggest it if you and your docxctor have the option.

Boils down to would take it if I could, but it is your choice. Read this again and you will know what to do.

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gotcha401

Heartfelt thanks for your time, reply, and much valued insight! Sincerely, Hope

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