Hi Neil & T , thinking of you both & wishing you the best. Me? Awaiting a Mri head & full spine w contrast,after VERY long overdue neuro consultation cple months back ,waited just over 2 ½ years, had to chase multiple times) various lifes ups n downs, eldest moved out of home so changed dynamic at home. Some improvements or improved ways of dealing with life mentally ( a v good Counsellor) , symptoms much the same, still no answers & stuck.my head in the sand alot of the year , not bothered with gp ( last saw him spring) as he does sod all to help. Take care both xx
@NeilBradleyMSКүн бұрын
Hey there, nice to hear from you. Rather ironically, yesterday (30th Dec) I had an MRI head and spine with contrast, how about that!! This is because I reported my significant downhill progression of this horrible condition. They are investigating but there is not much they can do, as I no longer respond to steroids which is about the only thing they can offer me now. Things are just terrible with me, my left leg is down to about 10% usage, and my right about 40%, add in lots of pain into the mix as well. Had to have a stair lift fitted, as no longer can manage the stairs. Feel so miserable and fedup. You don't sound so good yourself either, but it does sound like you've got a good counsellor and that is a positive. I've had nothing but trouble with the GP as well over pain meds, I ask for a tincy bit more help, and all hell lets loose (long story) sorted now though. I'm really sorry to hear you are receiving such poor service from your medical people, but I'm pleased to hear that finally you're getting that much needed MRI. It will be very interesting to see the results. Keeping my fingers crossed for you, that finally you will get some answers (keep me posted). You take care my friend. xx
@justMe-rd4sw12 сағат бұрын
@NeilBradleyMS Bless you Neil, so sorry to hear of your struggles you are often In my thoughts. Love to you both take care xx
@AtifAslam-y4j3 күн бұрын
I been taking LDN for over 13 years now!!!
@AtifAslam-y4j3 күн бұрын
And life is GREAT!!
@NeilBradleyMS3 күн бұрын
I’m really pleased it’s working for you.
@AtifAslam-y4j3 күн бұрын
LDN is the ONLY ANSWER!!
@SweetE14036 күн бұрын
Merry Christmas Neil I hope you are doing well!!
@NeilBradleyMS5 күн бұрын
Thank you, Merry Christmas to you too. 🙏
@greentorm54675 күн бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMSBlessings to you, Neil.
@biddi47 күн бұрын
Merry Christmas Neil and Teresa. Forgive me if i got the Misses name wrong! I have followed you since i can't remember when! Thought of you guys today. We've messaged a couple times back in the day. I actually found that I also have Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia. So thats fun. I see by your recent comments that you are doing ok. I hope thats true. Never give up sir! 8ve always enjoyed your videos. Merry Christmas and a Happy New year!
@NeilBradleyMS7 күн бұрын
@@biddi4 Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I am touched that you have followed me for such a long time. Thank you for that. I hope you are managing your condition best you can, my illness is significantly challenging at times. I hope you’ve had a nice Christmas, and I hope the new year brings you easier times. 🙏
@biddi46 күн бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS Yes, it's funny how I listened to your videos and realized how you were describing the way I actually felt too. Just reassuring to know that I wasn't crazy, lol. I have restarted some physical therapy, and I have to say, that as much as I dislike it, I KNOW it's helping me. I know there is permanent damage being done by the disease, but getting the body moving helps!. I wish you both well. Onwards and upwards for 2025 and beyond.
@melchieempiales57498 күн бұрын
Im an MS Patient too. Does anyone felt numbness throuhout the body as a symptoms of MS?
@NeilBradleyMS8 күн бұрын
@@melchieempiales5749 Yes, numbness is a symptom of MS without any doubt. I have lots of it. However, it could be number of other things also which is why I recommend you seek medical advice straight away if you’re having these kind of new symptoms, to confirm what is causing them. If something is going on, the sooner you get treatment for it, the better. I know that sounds scary, and I apologise, but there are treatments available, very good ones which can slow down these autoimmune conditions. Take care.
@SecretlySeven10 күн бұрын
When I got my puncture I started pouring sweat. Like you could hear it dripping on the table. Now EVERY single night I sweat so hard in my sleep I have to live alone. This is one procedure I'd never suggest anyone to get.
@NeilBradleyMS10 күн бұрын
I have to agree, it is very invasive and the consequences if they get it wrong, well we have to live with it. I’m really sorry to hear you had this reaction and now have to deal with it on a daily basis. I’m sorry you’ve not got anybody to share your life with, hopefully one day this might change. Take care of yourself friend. 🙏
@NeilBradleyMS10 күн бұрын
At the end of this video, I said, the ultimate question is how long will it last? The Answer: NOT LONG. Watching this now (22.12.2024) is very upsetting as it was only two years ago. Now, I’m unable to take a single step without holding on, otherwise I’ll be on the floor. My mobility is currently on a significant decline.
@Cricketknowledge8711 күн бұрын
I am also diagnosed with MS 😢😢first I had flat foot than double vision now I feel problems in walking with my right leg 😢😢😢
@NeilBradleyMS10 күн бұрын
Hey there, really sorry to hear you’ve had an MS diagnosis and are having to deal with all these horrible symptoms. It’s really really rough. I completely understand about walking issues, I am now unable to take a single step without falling over almost every time. It’s just horrible, hang in there my friend.
@Cricketknowledge8710 күн бұрын
@ rituximab is a good option or not for this problem?? My neurologist is suggesting me rituximab to get better from this trauma.
@sheri02320 күн бұрын
Thinking of you two over there in the UK. Best wishes for the holidays. ♥🎄
@NeilBradleyMS20 күн бұрын
@@sheri023 Thank you Sheri, best wishes to you also 🙏💛
@sheri02320 күн бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS thank you, Neil. Good to hear from you guys. You both take care and stay warm over these winter months.
@animalsmakemehappy195121 күн бұрын
not sure if your still ok. not been on much myself hope so but scared to ask. Merry xmas Neil well to both of you.xxxxxxx
@NeilBradleyMSКүн бұрын
Hey there, apologies for the late reply.. I've been better, in all honesty. I hope you've had a nice Christmas. Best wishes for the new year.
@EvanAPW22 күн бұрын
All the best, mate 👍
@NeilBradleyMS22 күн бұрын
@ Same to you friend. 👍
@elainesmusic47323 күн бұрын
I was thinking of you both, and came on to check on you. Then I read below that you are no longer doing videos, but keeping track of the comments. Glad to hear that. I think you and I are in almost the same exact place, reading your responses to others. Very tough stuff, isn't it? Still, we live on, with almost unimaginable difficulties every day. It takes a strong person to do what we do. You are a man of great courage, Neil. Remember that.
@NeilBradleyMS23 күн бұрын
Bless you Elaine, all of you words say it exactly. I’ve just had the most difficult sleep, now I’ve got to face the day ahead. Look after yourself. 🙏💛
@elainesmusic47323 күн бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS Facing the day, yes. And I'm so sorry that you also have to dread the nights, as well. Prayers for you, Neil. We need 'em!
@NeilBradleyMS23 күн бұрын
@elainesmusic473 Yes, we do indeed. Prayers right back to you 🙏 Elaine.
@JoanneMoore-ny6vh25 күн бұрын
I was put on ropinirole.and i had it severe .sometimes in my face .this med has got it under control
@NeilBradleyMS24 күн бұрын
Hello Joanne, I’m really pleased to hear that the meds you were put on has got your horrible spasms under control. They are just the worst thing ever aren’t they. All the best.
@JoanneMoore-ny6vh24 күн бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS honestly I would rather have pain .they would make you lose your mind
@NeilBradleyMS24 күн бұрын
I’m in total agreement with you there. At the beginning of 2023, Feb I caught covid. It absolutely ravaged me and left me with tons more pain and disability. During that horrendous period, my left leg would spasm every single night very violently, it would literally almost launch me off the bed whilst I was TRYING to sleep. The thigh muscle is a powerful one, and the spasms were horrible. It took months to calm down but I still suffer with it occasionally. I’m really sorry you’re also having these spasms. May I ask where about are you having the spasms?
@JoanneMoore-ny6vh24 күн бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS that's terrible .I understand. My left leg mostly I feel it starting in my knee like a volcano.but I have had it in my arms when things are bad .twice my face .thankfully that hasn't happened again on my face
@NeilBradleyMS24 күн бұрын
Thanks for sharing that, it’s absolutely the worst thing ever isn’t it. For me, I feel it starting in my left hip/thigh muscle area. I say to my wife, “I can feel my leg charging” similar to your volcano description. I’ve also had it in my right leg a couple of times, and that got me very worried. Also, in my arm too when I was ill recently, again very worrying. I really could not cope with this problem full time it will drive me to destruction. A trigger for me is lethargy, it ALWAYS starts when I’m tired or start to nod off. I’d like to share a supplement I take which I found does seem to help a little bit. It’s called calcium and magnesium should you wish to give it a try. Once again, thank you for sharing. I’ve found that if you do share your problems with somebody that suffers in a similar way, it really does help.
@michaeljamie2669Ай бұрын
Hey Neil, do you think you'll ever do a video again?
@NeilBradleyMSАй бұрын
Hey Michael, it’s possible but considering how I’ve been feeling just lately, not for a while. Never say never.🤔
@peggycole616Ай бұрын
Thanks for the description of MS hug
@NeilBradleyMSАй бұрын
You’re most welcome. 🙏
@jesussaves1827Ай бұрын
Turn to Jesus He loves you, He is the healer of the body And savior of the soul, There is True Hope in Jesus, God protects Psalms 91, He is the God of miracles Acts 2:21 And everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved Jesus alone saves Trust Him with your salvation John 3:16 1 Corinthians 15 1-4 Moreover Brethren, i declare unto you the gospel which i preached unto you, which also ye have received, and with wherein ye stand By which also ye are saved, if you keep in memory what i preached unto you, unless ye have believed in vain, For i delivered unto you first of all that which i also received, how that Christ died for our sins according to the scriptures And that He was buried, and that He rose again the third day according to the scriptures, Take care
@PennystockidАй бұрын
YES!!! you described my dreams to a T. I never am in a wheelchair in my dreams, I'm always running or walking and MS is Never even a thought. Until I wake up
@NeilBradleyMSАй бұрын
Yes Absolutely!! Completely amazing isn’t it? This does in fact still happen to me, even to this day. In fact, some of my dreams I become conscious somehow and it feels like I’m floating, even better. The dream can often be very nice and uplifting especially without our disabilities, but unfortunately when we awake, as you say, reality hits us once again with a bang doesn’t it. This often feels very very depressing and disheartening. On a side note, I’m really sorry to hear you’re having to rely on a wheelchair, but know that you’re not alone. My mobility is so bad now, I cannot take a single step without going off balance and usually falling. I rely on my mobility scooter outside which honestly is a God send. You take care. 🙏
@dpwmc93Ай бұрын
Wow, this just happened to me. Diagnosed with MS in 2014 and never experienced an MS Hug. I thought I was dying and called 911, very painful and hard to breathe. It lasted about an hour and a half. I took a Baclofen before the ambulance arrived and about 10 minutes after arriving at the Emergency Room the pain stopped. Durring this time they monitored my heart, took blood, and Xray. All came back normal so I'm guessing it was an MS hug. Thanks for posting.
@NeilBradleyMSАй бұрын
Hey there, yes the MS hug if you’re not prepared for it or never experienced it before can be terrifying the first time it happens. All sorts can go through your mind, you did the right thing calling an Ambo, always best to get check out. I’m please to hear all is ok now, and that you are ok. Take care 👍🙏
@kenpinion2 ай бұрын
I know what problems you have I rely relate to you problems I have lost my dear wife and I live in a first floor flat I walk with 2 crutches as my legs will suddenly fold up under me so going down 13 steps I have to go on my rear but when I am on my scooter I am free. I have some wonderful neighbours who will take my rubbish to the bin and will do little bits of shopping for me. Please look after that wife of yours she is your best friend I know I miss mine badly. Take care best regards Ken
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
Hello Ken, thank you for leaving me a message. I am so terribly sorry to hear you have lost your beloved wife, my heart goes out to you, it really does. My wife Teresa is literally heaven sent, and I honestly cannot imagine life without her. Those 13 steps sounds extremely challenging, I really don’t envy you there. That said, it does sound like you’ve got some fantastic neighbours on hand to keep an eye on you and lend a help in hand when needed. I’m super happy to hear you love your scooter, as do I mine, isn’t technology amazing. Yes indeed, I can assure you without any shadow of a doubt, my wife is very well looked after. We are always there for each other, and never take the other for granted. Yes, I can only imagine how much you miss you wife Ken 🙏 so very sorry. Look after yourself my friend. 👍
@kenpinion2 ай бұрын
I also am a scooter rider, I have 2 scooters one I keep in my shed and the other is in a garage which is too far for me to walk so I can get to my shed JUST so the smaller one takes me to the garage so I can use my bigger scooter. if you have to use a dropped kerb make sure you take them at right angles a lot safer and just take it easy until you are more used to your scooter. If you watch you tube there are many videos on staying safe. Best regards Ken.
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
Thanks Ken for sharing that info about your scooters. Yes, kerbs and right angles, I did actually learn this the hard way lol 😊
@Clemsonalum872 ай бұрын
Praying for you sir. Please don't give up!
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
@@Clemsonalum87 Blessings to you my friend. 🙏
@kathycollett49422 ай бұрын
I just got my first full dose of Ocrevus. Didn't sleep much last night. I hope this makes me feel better. Continuing to pray for both of you.❤
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
@@kathycollett4942 Hi Kathy, that is a very brave step forwards, well done you. The Ocrevus will keep suppressed the part of your immune system believed to be responsible for MS attackes. It works really well and should slow down any further attacks. Proud of you 👍 💛🙏
@ChewieCycle2 ай бұрын
Anyone know what happened to NB?
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
Still here 😊
@ChewieCycle2 ай бұрын
Neillllll????? How are ya matey? And Teresa. Hope you're both ok.
@Maria-pv2ji2 ай бұрын
This was me last year..worst i developed ulcers ..9 months of wound care.
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
You’re not alone 🙏
@marcieschonborn72362 ай бұрын
I had a pain pump installed to deal with chest pain. It's saved my life from MS hug, transverse militias
@NeilBradleyMSАй бұрын
I really happy to hear it helped you. 👍
@apelayo46352 ай бұрын
I have not been diagnosed but this is one of symptoms that got me into the MS rabbit hole.For me it it happens everywhere, mostly right leg, arms, hands, neck but sometimes it happens without the “warning”. It’s very disturbing and annoying.
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
Hey there, spasms are just the worse symptom ever. I describe them as slow torture because for me, they tend to only happen when I am getting tired or lethargic. So consequently trying to sleep can become very troublesome. I’m really sorry to hear you are having trouble with spasms and in multiple different places as well, it must be very hard for you, I do understand. Something that seemed to help me was a supplement called “Calcium and Magnesium”. You might want to give them a try. I take one tablet every night, and honestly, it does seem to help.
@EMS-hp9tf3 ай бұрын
Hello from across the pond! We miss you sooooo very much; praying all is well🙏🏻 How are your gardens this year and your bird friends? Our gardens drowned out by all the rains we've had😢 and the birds have been keeping our Ruby kitty busy on her perch by the window😂 Know that you two are loved❣️
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
@@EMS-hp9tf Hello there ! Ahh, sorry we no longer do any videos, still monitor the channel for comments though. We’ve also had a lot of rain, the garden is looking ok. We’ve spent quite a lot of time in the summer house this year. Mobility is much worse. In fact, tomorrow we are having a stair lift installed as I can barely manage the stairs now. I just keep being robbed of more and more. It’s nice to hear you also have birds, and ha ha keeping the kitty on her toes lol Thank you for the check in, it’s nice to hear that you’re doing ok. Much love Neil & Teresa 🙏💛
@EMS-hp9tf2 ай бұрын
So wonderful to hear from you🥰 One day at a time, and sometimes unfortunately it seems to be one moment at a time🤦♀️ Safety first my friend. As for myself, I finally ventured out in my neighborhood with my rollator walker which I found to be both physically and mentally challenging. But at least I did it right??? I felt like I needed a nap afterwards but too stubborn to give in to one🤦♀️😊 I'll be asking my neurologist next week what she thinks about me using a different kind of mobility aid so that I might be able to regain part of my social life without wearing myself out. Stay safe and well and know that you are both very much thought of and missed. Much Love right back at ya😘😘😘🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
@NeilBradleyMS2 ай бұрын
@@EMS-hp9tf Well done you!! Yes, you did do it, as challenging as it is you actually did do it with the help of your rollator. I know how difficult it is, but that feeling of accomplishment is lovely isn’t it. Unfortunately I’m unable to take hardly a single step now, and rely totally on my mobility scooter when I’m out now, even in the garden. Having said that, the house is becoming more of a prison every week. The only place I go is Tescos. Having said that, I’m currently out whilst Teresa is in the store, but I’m just waiting in the car. Assembling my scooter each time is too tiring. Xx🙏🙏💛
@EMS-hp9tf2 ай бұрын
I absolutely understand what you're saying my friend I keep telling my husband "I feel like a prisoner in my own home" Keep on keeping on I say!!!!!
@karenmartin44793 ай бұрын
I tried coming off pregablin it made me so ill sickness, shivering and hot, unsteadiness very agitated diahria my whole body ached and my teeth and gums where so sore too,I had to re start it again and to not just stop taking it and follow my gps advice xxxx
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
You should never just stop taking this drug, it can be very dangerous to your health. You need to ween yourself off it very slowly to avoid the unpleasant side effects. Your GP will be able to advise you. Please take care.🙏
@katherineoregioni98153 ай бұрын
My daughter gets this in her arm. She never knew how to describe it, your description is perfect.
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
I’m so sorry to hear your daughter has this horrible symptom. Something she maybe was to try which I’ve had a little bit of success with is a supplement called calcium & Magnesium. Seems since I started taking these, my spasms are much reduced. I hope your daughter is coping ok. 🙏
@insanestuff94703 ай бұрын
Omg how much you can take 🙏😞 Without sleeping s terrible
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
💛🙏
@insanestuff94703 ай бұрын
Horrible side effects 😢 omg what is that epilepsy types of side effects 🤔😱
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
Yes some of the side effects aren’t nice, especially if you’re on a high dose. I was on a low dose for years (75mg) eventually I just stopped taking it as I didn’t think it was doing anything to help me.
@insanestuff94703 ай бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS tysm for your valuable reply 🙏🙏❤️
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
💛🙏
@brianmeyer22773 ай бұрын
I’ve had those symptoms for 3 1/2 years with a neurologist and he said everything’s fine I have the same pepper burning you have in both legs now I have problems walking so I’m getting a second opinion from another neurologist. I I am a runner. I can’t even run a mile now I’m very fit. All my blood work comes back normal at the same type of problem with my spine pushing against my nerve root the sack I’m just feeling from you I don’t think I will get an operation on it my left and right leg. Stay numb all day long even when I’m driving. Thank you for your feedback. God bless.
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
Bless you my friend, I am so terribly sorry you are suffering from these horrible symptoms. I completely understand about you being a runner, and your health now affecting your ability to run. I used to love walking long distances, similar to yourself. I would say you need an MRI scan, to see what is going on. And yes, definitely a second opinion if your current neurologist says everything is fine, judging by what you say everything is definitely not fine!! good luck my friend.. Here if ever you want to chat again.
@sounakmojumder56893 ай бұрын
Hi first of all wish you the very best, during your first symptoms did not you have any l'hermitts phenomenon, and when your first neurologist saidd it is traversal mylopathy did you upper motor neuron tests (like babyniski,and there are other to test) came positive
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
Hi there, it was quite some time ago now but I do seem to recall having some upper neural tests which came back positive. Having said that my weakness is all from waist down. I’ve got very good upper body strength. I hope you are doing well. Take care.
@MariAvgialien3 ай бұрын
Hello. I’ve been searching for years to find someone who knows how it feels like.. I’ve been diagnosed with RA and fibromyalgia years ago .. and the RA injections did not work (at least till now.. I’ve tried 3 different ones) but .. 2 years ago I started having a constant corset like feeling .. really tight around my ribs and abdomen.. it’s not getting better even with anti inflammatory or ice/heat .. I have to wear a bandage like thing around me all the time just to trick myself etc .. also the chest pains are non stop too… I have to press on my chest and sides all the time.. and weird numbness and pulling sensation on my chest/neck/face area .. all the time too. Sorry for the long comment. I’m in my 20s and in pain and tightness 24/7 .. can’t even lie down cause it gets worse .. headaches and pressure in head and face too.. it’s just so messy and I’m always in panic.. I have really bad health anxiety with all the things that I’m going through. I hope you found something that helps you feel better though and thank you for posting helpful videos for all of us!
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
Hello there, ahh I’m really sorry to hear how you are suffering with these terrible symptoms. They can be very scary can’t they. Like yourself, I too have to apply pressure on my chest when I get the pain for temporary relief. I do hope you manage to get it sorted out, and you start to get better. By the sound of things you definitely need to see a doctor. Good luck.
@kevkonk3 ай бұрын
I got Yag appointment coming soon…
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
I hope it goes really well for you, good luck.
@orbitingdecay67973 ай бұрын
I'm having strange symptoms I think it's MS. Recently I got a, zap and now where it has started my ass itches like hell. I have dizziness, weird emotions, ear ringing, flinching, spasms, weird skin sensations.
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
This does sound like a strange set of symptoms, I’m afraid I’m not qualified to diagnose you. If you’re still no better, I would definitely not hesitate in visiting your primary care. Takes care.
@TheDetoxCureGuide3 ай бұрын
Hi Niel, I have now finished my video in detoxification as a treatment for MS. Could you please take a look and let me know what you think? I used to watch your videos many years ago when I had some MS like symptoms. Cheers
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
Hey there, thanks for the message. I’ve just checked out the video, and it looks really professionally done, nice job. I see you’ve done your home work, with very supportive evidence. I hope your channel starts to grow and do well. All the best.
@TheDetoxCureGuide3 ай бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS Thanks for looking. Good luck to you.
@Lianne-qm4yp4 ай бұрын
Is puffy eye one of the side effect sir?
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Hi there, whilst on Pregabalin I did not suffer with puffy eyes as a side effect. Hope that helps.
@Lianne-qm4yp4 ай бұрын
Hello sir. How are you now?..
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Hello there Lianne, thank you for asking. I’ll be honest, I’m not great unfortunately. My mobility and pain levels are quite significant and there are no signs of it letting up. I rarely get a break. I hope your health is better than mine. Take care.
@Lianne-qm4yp4 ай бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS get well soon sir..
@justMe-rd4sw4 ай бұрын
How are you? ( 25.8.24) I've had a chaotic year, hope you're both OK? Best wishes xx
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Hey there, I’d be lying if I said I was good. Far from it. Sorry to hear you’ve had a chaotic year. What’s been happening?
@justMe-rd4sw4 ай бұрын
On the Consultants/NHS merry go round, trying unsuccessfully to find answers as to what is actually wrong with me, combined with dental problems and struggling with mental health recently & all of the life things too that get thrown at us too, a best friend who has been diagnosed with terminal cancer & family seriously ill the other side of the world. I'm so sorry to hear things are worse for you,I've not been using KZbin alot recently so I saw your channel on my lists & thought I'd check in with you, sending you both love ,& best wishes xx
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Thank you for checking in, no motivation to do videos I’m sorry to say. The illness seems to be winning. I’m terribly sorry to hear things aren’t good with yourself, and that your best friend has terminal cancer. Life is so cruel and unfair isn’t it. Sending much love and prayers. 🙏💛
@justMe-rd4sw3 ай бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS take care both xx
@NeilBradleyMS3 ай бұрын
@@justMe-rd4sw You too xx
@martinmatko64014 ай бұрын
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@deborahmcnaughton43944 ай бұрын
I'm still trying to get a diagnosis myself..August 22 2034 now. Still so many symptoms & srmray so ill. New neurologist appt soon i hope. I'm for them to call me with appt. 2 abnormal Brain MRI's. Plus Brain Volume Loss/ Brain Atrophy diagnosis in 2023, June 26 Last Brain MRI's. Enhancement on periventrical are. Still have soells bedridden/ & bedbound. Then after 2 months, in bed off & on. A little break again, and drive after 1 1/2 Month's down. I had a flare of something, June 26 2024 where i guess i was trying to write a check, and me & husband noticed i couldn't spell several words correctly. 😮 goofy. I hv done that before but been awhile. Its scary. Legs & feet terrible. Exhausted beyond believe. Trouble sleeping. On heating pad most if time, legs & feet feel like in a bucket of ice water, to the bone, marrow!!!
@deborahmcnaughton43944 ай бұрын
I'm still waiting on a new Neurologist. 2 abnormal MRI's. A lot of symptoms. Still. Possibly MS ? Well See?
@EMS-hp9tf2 ай бұрын
I'll be visiting my 8th next week
@deborahmcnaughton43944 ай бұрын
I have been so ill for about 7 years. Started legs & feet. Too much to go through here. But i hv 7 Dr's now, specialist. I'm 61 now. Bed bound mostly, off and on. Neuropathy bad!! I hv to hv heat on feet most of time. Heating pad. Numb legs & feet. I feel as if I'm in a bucket of ice water freezing my bones. Deep cold. I can't get cold or hv cold a/c on me. Pain level of 10. I can get out of pain if i get on Heating pad. Sometimes feel like cold water running- trickling donw my legs sometimes. A wet/ cold sensation. My nerves dying off dr says. I had a spinal tap 4 years ago from hell. Headache for 3 months super duper bad!! Had a spinal leak, come to find out. Pin hole, too late to do a blood patch dr said 😮 horrific! It's been an on going thing throughout my whole body. So many symptoms can't list. 4 years ago rulled out MS. But was told i might still hv it or end up with it. 😮? Now i hv had 2 abnormal brain MRI's. The last one June 23- 2023. Showed more whit enhancements periventrical, plus now, Cerebral volume loss 😮. So I'm waiting to see another Neurologist again now. Let you know when i know something, here ok. I already hv 3 autoimmune diseases. 1.Graves disease 2.Sĵodrens disease 3. Small Fiber POLYNEUROPATHY ect. I do hv times with writing odd things, misspelling. Walking, words, talking, on certain spells. But not often. My legs & feet are the most. But sometimes whole body symptoms. Bedridden sometimes for weeks till spells subside. But I've never really gotten any clear diagnosis for all these symptoms i hv. Numerous. Cognitive isses, fatigue, exhaustion at times are unbearable at times. Pure misery & pure HELL sometimes. Never feel good, just some days are better than others. Optic neuritis 2 years, 4 years ago. I don't feel like me anymore. Brain farts a lot lol 😂 brain episodes. Muscles ect. I will be back here, on this channel. Thank you for video i subscribed 😊i enjoyed reading all the peoples comments too, thank you ALL.
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Dear Deborah, I've just spent a few minutes reading through your very detailed comments. Thank you for reaching out and describing in detail the sheer hell it would appear you've been going through for numerous years. I'm so sorry to hear that you're continually having problems with a diagnosis, this is something I hear all of the time from many many people who write to me on my channel. Like yourself, they have all of these horrendous symptoms and then seek medical help only to be quite often just turned away with no answers, or worse diagnosed with something they simply disagree with. I'm no Dr, and I'm not allowed to diagnose you but I do have a lot of experience in this particular field. From your description of your symptoms, it certainly does without any shadow of a doubt sound like you definitely have something neurological going on. If you haven't already, check out "Aaron Boster" KZbin channel, pop it into the search. He is an amazing, and really cares for his patients and channel members. I can relate to many of your symptoms, especially the feet and legs feeling icy. I have to put my feet on a hot water bottle just to relieve symptoms a little bit. You also said, rarely does a day go by when your not in pain (or words to that effect). It's the same for me, I am in pain and discomfort every single day, it just varies in degrees of intensity. To add to the pain though, for me I have significant weakness now, pretty much everything from waste down is weak. I can no longer take a single step without needing to hold on to something. It's horrible, and extremely depressing. I regularly have to fight off the dark feelings of doom. I'm so happy to hear that you have subscribed, and you're finding my videos interesting, and that you will be back. Yes, the comments are extremely helpful to people because it's their real life experiences, so by leaving your message as well will be helping somebody else. Lovely to hear from you, Take care - Neil.
@frankarceo18344 ай бұрын
Thinking of you and Teresa and praying for you to know God loves you and will hear you call on Him in the midst of suffering. Blessings Frank and Kerri Arceo
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Dear Frank and Kerri, thank you for your kind words. Blessings to you lovely people. 💛🙏
@violentshemp77764 ай бұрын
Praying that You, Teresa and your Mom are doing better and everything is ok. Keeping you all in prayers. Haven't seen post in a while, miss you guys!
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Ahh thank you for your kind message, it is appreciated. No, sadly haven’t posted in a while because my health has just got too bad now. I do hope to again one day though. You take care.
@amyphillips35454 ай бұрын
I’m sorry you went through all of this I myself am having a brain mri done in a few days I’m very nervous.i have had some symptoms of ms for many years and I am now 50 years old I finally got a new doctor that actually listened to me and ordered this mri we are starting with a brain scan I will also see a neurologist but for many years I would just get my symptoms dismissed and now for the last two months I have had like these episodes and I have all the symptoms now they hit me all at once it started with blurry and double vision headaches that still haven’t gone away pressure headaches also tingling in my extremity fingers to elbows toes to knees won’t go away now it numbs up during episodes of whatever is going on then I get like a boa constrictor wrapped around my rib cage pressure on my abdomen and sometimes chest makes it hard to breathe at times also can be very painful at times it’s hard to walk or relax always having muscle spasms and stiffness . My face gets numb there is even a stabbing pain in my face and also in my neck it’s so stiff and stabbing pain shoot down into my spine . Sometimes eye movements are painful to . I’m clumsy now also and stumbling. It’s embarrassing. Sometimes with the stiffness my knees won’t bend right stairs are hard all of this just won’t go away non stop over and over daily two months .i can’t sleep well the itching all over the spasms and squeezing wake me up and urge to urinate I’ve also lost 40 lbs in 4 months with no changes in diet . I’m thinking they should have listened to me more before I seen a neurologist once he said my gait was off some and dimissed me lol 😂 oh and because I felt his touch same on both legs I was ok at the time. I went to er a few times for stroke symptoms and nothing . Swallowing found nothing.i think this time at 50 years old we finally will . The burning and shooting pains are so painful I’m sorry you have that I get what your saying never experienced it like these last two months before though just here and there . Again I’m sorry for your experience and I hope I get answers to mine.
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Dear Amy, thank you for taking the time to write such a detailed comment with everything that you're experiencing. My apologies, for not responding sooner. I'm no Dr, but I do have a lot of experience when it comes to auto-immune conditions. It definitely sounds like you have something neurological going on for sure. Don't let them doctors fob you off any longer. Sadly I hear this time and time again, whereby people write to me on this channel saying they've had symptoms very similar to or the same as mine but the Dr's just don't seem to want listen. Incidentally, I can feel 'touch' on both legs as well, I'd like to see that same Dr dismiss me because I have significant muscle weakness and can barely walk now, not to mention burning 24 / 7 nerve pain. Being able to sense touch is no reason to dismiss other symptoms. I'm so terribly sorry that you're having to deal with these horrendous and terrible symptoms. Believe me when I say, I know how you are feeling and I do understand. I am so happy for you that finally you seem to be getting somewhere and are going for that much needed and long awaited MRI scan. You're going through so much, and I know how horrible it is, not to mention incredibly frightening. I'm also very familiar with the leg spasms, and how they continually bring you out of sleep. It's like slow torture isn't it. You hang in there, and lets hope the results of your MRI scan bring some answers and you can finally start to be treated. I would be very interested to hear about your progress, if you feel like writing back, and I'm always here for a chat if you need to. Take care - Neil.
@JMerk22224 ай бұрын
I can’t tell if I have the MS hug or costochondritis :/ it flares bad for 5 minutes or so then goes away
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
@@JMerk2222 I have neither, but still I continue with this excruciating (at times) pain in my chest. Everything’ checks out, but still they don’t know what it is. It never actually goes away, it’s always there in background. I’m pleased to hear that yours does actually go away.
@akashsuryavanshi82574 ай бұрын
Does running or walking or exercising makes your symptoms worse. Does it get worse after eating carbs
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Unless you’ve watched my most recent videos you won’t know, I am unable to walk at all now and I can’t remember the last time I ran. However, when my symptoms first started a very long time ago I do recall they got worse with exercise. This is all to do with an increase in core body temperature and nerve conduction.
@akashsuryavanshi82574 ай бұрын
@@NeilBradleyMS one last question sir, i got numbness and strange burning sensation on my hands and feet, i suddenly woke up and start rubbing the limbs and numbness gone in few minutes. Is this related to ms
@NeilBradleyMS4 ай бұрын
Thats interesting that it goes after a while. Its hard to say, certainly in my experience no amount rubbing a limb made it feel better in any ways.I do on occasion rub my feet when the pain (burning pain) is really bad, that helps but only momentarily.