And now, the results

[kwhompus]

Walking/gait problems came in at # 1 with 8 votes as the most outstanding condition. Pain/spasticity, heat/cold sensitivity , and cognitive issues came in with 7 votes each followed by fatigue with 6. foot drop and vision problems w/4 each. bathroom issues and numbness/tingling 3 each. I took some liberties with the categories, but did the best I could. Of course this is an unofficial survey but I'm stuck wondering, why when our bodies attack its central nervous system ,why is it the same nerves over and over again? Have scientist looked at this? Well any way , thanks for playing along it was fun.

[Kenu]

👍🙏😉🤗Ken 🐾🐾

[jimeka]

Maybe confront your neurologist with your results and see what he/ she says. 😊

[kwhompus in reply to jimeka]

good idea. my next appt is in Feb

[BlanketTime1 in reply to kwhompus]

oooh i'd love to be a fly on the wall for that conversation😜

[Amore55]

Great survey.

[twooldcrows]

thank you .....

[kwhompus in reply to twooldcrows]

your welcome

[JTZES]

Great job as a non professional. You could possibly get answers from the MS association. I'd be curious to see how it compares with some of their surveys.

Thanks for the information.

[kwhompus]

I think people grow closer when they share something in common. It was a fun task.

[pamgarner]

when will "science" learn? if you want to cure something,go to the source! and follow the money,pharma has to rich because of this, do they really have a cure?? hhhhmmmmm

[kwhompus in reply to pamgarner]

we're back to conspiracy theory. I like it

[tompumo]

It's not the same nerves over and again. MS is a progressive disease, and the myelin attacks spread with time. More brain lesions, more spinal lesions in different locations. All within the CNS. And, existing lesions get worse, causing more disability.