~~ Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS).
When I was diagnosed in 1998 with MS, there was little information available, without sourcing it all on the internet. Most people who I know, were skeptical about using the internet to find information. MANY whom I still know, do not know how to find things on the internet.
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3 comments:
I was diagnosed in 1987 a era many MSers refer to as the period of diagnosis & adios. The doctors diagnosed you then you figured out the rest because no one (not even the doctors) knew much about MS. I now have secondary progressive MS and if I hear one more time home my outcome would have been better had I started disease modifying drugs when I was first diagnosed the long term prognosis would be better. Duh! There were no DMD's when I was diagnosed. I was pumped full of so much steriords I developed cataracts before age 30. I am happy to see all the research now being done but more has to be done for those with progressive MS.
And I, for one, am grateful you took that restless need to know and converted it into a newsletter that has grown and evolved and is so userfriendly and unbiased. You are a gift and this person thanks you.
Thank you Cherie... When will we have another story from the MS Nurse?
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