Multiple Sclerosis (MS) - please introduce yourself
Let's talk about living with multiple sclerosis (MS).
Welcome to the support group dedicated to multiple sclerosis to bring all those with this diagnosis or whose loved one has MS — or wondering if they or a loved one has MS — together. This also provides a great opportunity for those who have questions for those who share this diagnosis.
This MS support group is a welcoming, safe place for people to connect and share experiences; ask questions about doctor visits, symptom relief, the diagnostic process and available treatments; and encourage and check in on others in similar situations.
To be part of the MS group, you can:
- Follow the group. Following this group will allow you to receive regular updates in your Connect Daily Digest about group activity.
- Browse the discussion topics. From the group's home page, look through the discussion titles and see where you may have tips or ideas to contribute or a question to ask others.
- Use the group search to find discussions that interest you. If you want to find a specific, MS-related topic, this is the quickest way to see what's available in the group discussions.
- Introduce yourself. Giving a brief background on yourself, when and how you were diagnosed, and what treatments you've had so far will help others in the group get to know you and determine what they might ask you about your MS experiences.
Regardless of where you may be on your journey with MS today, you’re invited to join this group and connect with others.
Why not start by introducing yourself? What has your MS experience or the experience of your loved one been like? What symptoms and treatments have you or your loved one had, and have they helped? Do you have any questions you'd like to ask others who have MS or who've walked alongside someone with the disease?
Grab a cup of tea, iced coffee, or beverage of you choice, and let's chat.
Interested in more discussions like this? Go to the Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Support Group.
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Hi everyone, I am a 58 year old woman living in New Mexico. I was recently diagnosed with RRMS at the Mayo Clinic and have just started Kesimpta. I'm still having significant neurologic symptoms and am not able to work right now. Fortunately, I have a very supportive partner with great health insurance. I would love to connect with others dealing with the world of MS.