MRI Results

[hairbrain4]

Looks like there hasn't been much change in my MRI since last year. That's good but what is causing me so much trouble? Guess I'll have to wait until Dec 8 to find out. MRIs don't always show what the problem is. At least all the flares have settled down a bit. They were happening about once a week. Now it's about every 1 1/2 weeks. That's a little progress! My PCP has run several blood tests too so I should get those results back next week. I really don't like being old. I'm still looking for the "Gold" in the "Golden Years". I bet it's that fool's gold I used to find in the dirt when I was a kid.

[lbenmaor]

hairtbrain4,I'm glad your flareups have settled down a bit. Keep us informed.

Leslie

[NovaGoose]

I wish I knew the answer to that also. My mri results have shown minimal changes since diagnosis, but my symptoms have steadily gotten worse.

[hairbrain4 in reply to NovaGoose]

It's kinda crazy, isn't it! But then again what about MS is normal?🤣😂🙃

[Kitsey]

MRIs definitely don’t necessarily identify what we are feeling. I’ve had that experience as well. I’m glad things have calmed down a bit. Keep us posted.

[sashaming1]

I recall that the MRIs that we get only see certain (either white or grey) brain matter. So, much of our brains are not observed with a MRI and some MS activities are "Hidden."

[hairbrain4 in reply to sashaming1]

That's true & sometimes we don't even need an MRI to tell us something is wrong or there are active lesions. I can feel them when they are active. When I finally got my MRI I wasn't feeling any pain in my head.

[kdali]

Ty for the giggle about fools gold 🤣 I’m glad nothing is worse on your scans and you’re feeling a little better 🙏

[greaterexp]

I'm happy about your good results. Loved your "fools' gold" comment!

[mrsmike9]

Further apart. Well, hopefully they will get to be years apart! Let us know what's said after your appointment!

[BlanketTime1]

fools' gold😜

it's good nothing showed, but you took the words out of my mouth when you mentioned changes don't always show. it's good you're getting the full workup. i used to blame everything on my stupid spine, but i'm learning to take a more wholistic approach. if nothing else, the pcp can rule out other issues and then you and your neuro can confidently get to work.🤗

[hairbrain4 in reply to BlanketTime1]

I have been blessed with both my PCP & neuro because they work together to try to find out what is going on.

[BlanketTime1 in reply to hairbrain4]

we've all met our share of arrogant drs pretending to be god.🤬definitely fortunate. i hope they find out how to help you soon.🤗

[hairbrain4 in reply to BlanketTime1]

My first neuro was like that.

[twooldcrows]

that is what i am waiting for too ...where is the golden years ...ahhhahhaha...i just feel the old.....old is what it is about and i don't like getting old ,,i thought it was to have lots of fun....hahahhaha...another big joke on me ...hahahahha,...at least i am still here and am watching my kids grow up, get married and have there own children and those are having their own ...so wonderful....this is what my gold is ...love and happiness...sure hope they find out what is going on ...sorry that they are dragging their feet or is it because of the holidays ....loves...prayers that all results will help in finding out what is going on ...so just relax ....

[hairbrain4 in reply to twooldcrows]

I think you hit the nail on the head, those grandbabies & great-grandbabies are more precious than gold!

[twooldcrows]

they sure are ....loves ...