I was given 75 prednizone tablets to take across 3 days when my brain was swollen and causing my eyes to cross amongst other things. That's how I found out I had MS. Great video, thanks!
@elliedan335410 күн бұрын
I was diagnosed this year and I personally just love to see someone whos well and thriving. Love your videos, really informative and I can relate. I hope you are still well 😃
@Rich-m4p12 күн бұрын
Thankyou so so much for this video
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@emilytreweek288716 күн бұрын
You are so strong! I’ve been sick 18 months and I’m waiting on funding for a wheelchair so I can get out more. Just know that all you got through is incredible and I really appreciate you sharing. Off to check out more of your channel x
@maybememory120 күн бұрын
I have to say: MS was nowhere on my radar. It wasn’t until an (ongoing) episode of what we think is optic neuritis happened, from my second opinion doctor. I have all these weird symptoms that I’ve been attributing to medication side effects, that very well could be either. It’s crazy how widespread the symptoms can get, whether I end up having it or not
@coypu200522 күн бұрын
I know this is an old video but I did have a question: How were you able to work every day with your situation? I’m having symptoms and, after four months- I finally see a neurologist in 2 weeks. But in the meantime I can only get through maybe 4 hours at work. I’m a nurse and on my feet constantly and need to be sharp. But with this 😢, it’s very hard. Also, it’s hard to concentrate at work because I’m all consumed with how I’m feeling. Also- I feel alone and isolated and a burden on my husband. Thank you for your inspiring story. ❤
@katykennashow24 күн бұрын
Will you continue to keep up updated throughout the 6 months MRIs? I have MS and I watch your happy result videos every time after I get my results, they make me feel better ❤
@jeffreypullis69629 күн бұрын
Numbness! Wow!
@jeffreypullis69629 күн бұрын
God Bless You!
@jeffreypullis69629 күн бұрын
Heat and stress
@mandisanonqubeko7038Ай бұрын
Thank u for this. I have Ms and I'm only 23 years old. I struggle to walk as I have lost my balance and I'm always dizzy all the time especially when turning around and my left hand has no co - ordination . Although I'm happy that I can walk myself around the house to do things without assistance I can't ignore the fact that my life has changed completely I no longer go out by myself. I need to have someone with me. That time I have zero support, it's just me and this thing. My mother is too busy with her own life, plus she doesn't take this disease seriously and my friends have distance themselves from me. I can't even get a job to sustain myself. Couldn't do my fitness test for the job I had applied for before falling sick and it broke my heart because it was a really well paying job. I'm from South Africa btw(African female). I just wish that I could recover completely and go back to my normal life like it was before 😢
@joytoywarcollectorАй бұрын
skills
@SandraTuck-k9yАй бұрын
I just got diagnosed with MS. I am 23 years old and my entire right side of my body and my entire face is still numb. It is very inspiring to see that your story has a good outcome.
@Alicia_GrowsАй бұрын
I'm so happy that you are in a good place! No change is good change. I'm very curious about how dentistry is going! I'm a dental Hygienist who was planning on going to dental school. Having issues with my body though... (which is how I found you haha).
@muckfs2733Ай бұрын
Please keep us updated with your journey,i'm almost at my decade mark but i still love learning about other people's MS journeys.
@qw-nz5fjАй бұрын
Just gone through all of your MS videos and wow. I am so happy for you and agree with the other commenters, you could just upload 2 min video updates from time to time so we can celebrate it together with you here 🎉🎉🎉🎉. Really happy for you ❤!
@TommyfavzTVАй бұрын
I was officially diagnosed yesterday and am going to be beginning treatment as soon as all the referrals and scripts and bloodwork gets sent out and done. Thank you so much for posting and documenting your journey. I like the realness with which you discuss these things in your videos. I'm struggling a lot with memory issues, fatigue and anxiety. It is so scary to think that my memory may not improve but listening to what happened with your hand gives me hope that treatment could change things despite the doctor saying its likely permanent at this point. The grief I feel now is immeasurable, but there is hope where there otherwise may not have been because of hearing stories like yours. Thank you, Sarah! Also, for the record your crying face looks better than mine haha so points for you on that end too XD
@lindabidwell7647Ай бұрын
Thanks my son was diagnosed a few months ago. Not knowing what to expect is heartbreaking. He is 51 President of our family business. Lot of pressure.
@lindabidwell7647Ай бұрын
Thanks for responding. He is getting infusions now.
@andymarquez4227Ай бұрын
Thanks!
@lorijohn3993Ай бұрын
I was diagnosed in 2009 at 41. I started having symptoms after my mother’s death, but during my divorce i went partially paralyzed. I regained my strength after years. Stress is the biggest trigger.
@tominnc315Ай бұрын
I completely agree that alot of MS is triggered by fear worry anxiety & trauma
@dianamoncada6734Ай бұрын
I’m in the process of getting diagnosed due to having optic neuritis. Question has anyone here had their diagnosis just with a regular MRI or do I really need to get an MRI with constrast?
@annefindlay3746Ай бұрын
Hi. I know you aren’t a doctor but curious to get your opinion. I’ve had two episodes now (one which I’m currently having) where I lose sensation and have pain on the left side of my body... leg and face mostly but also arm and neck. I’m having a hard time walking and I’m switching between a cane and a walker. I went to the ER both times, and this time they found a lesion on my spine. I only have one though so do you think this could be MS? I also have a weird left-sided face stuff and my smile is off and my left eye hurts and can go lazy.
@razor202ndang5Ай бұрын
I have all the symptoms. What should i do. It's scary.
@Bee-xz4shАй бұрын
Can you please make an update. Let us know your symptoms and what youve been feeling. Are your hands and legs still numb. Also, did you take anything for anxiety like antidepressants? Please give us an update
@michellecheckley2 ай бұрын
i get the symptoms and the doctos send me for MRI's and scans and at the same time i was combatting a concussion and stress from a car accident and it was covid tim eso i totally get you with the anxiety Sarah , It was such craz times. Doctor see the lesions on my brain and upper spine but dont' want to say i have MS yet .. (not sure how many times i have to wet myself when i all of a sudden have to pee. the spasms the vision blurring and then fine and then blurred in only 1 eye lol people taht do'nt know about it dont get the variety of symptoms... heck i donlt even get them all if something fees weird i often think is this a symptom or not and then go find a group to see if anyone else has it. lol I havent really openly spoke about MS because they can't say for sure i have it but i combat what is there with healthy holistiv alternatives and thats what messes the doctors up. beat the inflamation for sure.
@cecilelevolo59822 ай бұрын
Parasites cleanse and heavy métal cleanse needed on m'y God wake up people!!!
@panagiotischristo2 ай бұрын
Stumble on your video...and 1) I thought I was the only one who sleeps in MRI!?...but the technicians when finding out its me, warn me not to sleep cause i twitch and I mess things up.🤣🙄 2)I like your gap, plus you seem to have good oral hygiene, which seriously dont understand why is it so hard for others. 3) good video. Wish you well, good fortune....go nutts, enjoy life, have fun...oh plus some advice -- dont be afraid to laugh and voice your opinions.
@savannahtropix6152 ай бұрын
What a brave lady - thanx 4 sharing ur difficult journey with us & may God Bless You with His Healing Hands❤
@johnnywilliams26412 ай бұрын
sexy.
@johnnywilliams26412 ай бұрын
Imagine how funny an MS couple would look together trying to do stuff for each other.
@johnnywilliams26412 ай бұрын
Did people ignore you and try to downplay your symptoms at first? Doctors not actually doing their jobs, "it's just stress", youre just depressed. I'm pretty sure I have MS or ALS for 9 months at least. I have weird muscle firings all over my body. They started in my face. Most of them are small single pops or flutters but sometimes they get set into a muscle. I get so tired quixk sometimes.
@SarahSaadoun-rc4zg2 ай бұрын
check cosmic death fungus article online and medical medium, he helped so many people with MS.
@Angela-zu9ng2 ай бұрын
I have ALL the symptoms of MS 20 years I've been disabled in the pain and all kinds of stuff have happened to me for about a month my legs decided not to work and I had to use a cane and it was miserably horrible work for no apparent reason I had to use a cane and it was very painful painful but the doctor basically blew me off I keep running into wall cabinets I spill everything and now I'm starting to not be able to not take a I feel like my throat is closing up talk about everything including my own saliva 30 + issues everything I have severe hot flashes and now I'm watching this video I'm realizing maybe I don't have menopause the gynecologist said I was too young for it and blew me off don't ever trust your doctors get your own records at your own questions and find a doctor that will help you so I'm finally going to an MS neurologist for an hour away and I don't have a car
@hanhb60472 ай бұрын
You are a beautiful soul. Thank you for sharing your experience.
@dd777mh2 ай бұрын
I don’t know if you’ll see this or not, but I am currently going through different tests as my doctors and I suspect ms. I have recently had a couple panic attacks and have had a couple “episodes” of dissociation/derealization not feeling like I’m in my own skin/ experiencing everything in slow mo. Hugs to you. And thank you for sharing your heart and experiences
@michaelpartington72922 ай бұрын
Bless you ❤ Take good care & thank you for sharing.
@joannaperez13032 ай бұрын
I feel i have ms! I get panick attacks in the heat; im fatigued and my body hurts... Alot of neck stiffness . And sometimes i move or twitch idk
@VyeralxАй бұрын
Do u limp?
@joannaperez1303Ай бұрын
No.
@VyeralxАй бұрын
@@joannaperez1303 than I don't think it's ms.. it might be a lot of different things.. bc as someone w ms ans many family members w ms, our first symptoms were weakness in the legs
@joannaperez1303Ай бұрын
@@Vyeralx my legs are always tired and knees always hurt
@SuzieQ77792 ай бұрын
I’m in the process of being diagnosed, starting a month ago. I’m 70 and all the signs I attributed to an auto accident I had in my 20s. I’m so thankful that I didn’t know. Currently, as I’m waiting for the super-slow medical industry to figure it out, I’m eating healthier and the symptoms are less severe.
@crystalroberts61722 ай бұрын
Thank you for your video, I have a lot of the same symptoms and my doctor is ordering a MRI next week.
@NitroVipers32 ай бұрын
Hope you are doing well. Weird things have been happening to me and worry about MS. You make me feel better and also worse haha. Im to scared to go get it figured out.
@deansolomons47423 ай бұрын
You're so beautiful
@nikdrown3 ай бұрын
Getting diagnosed and looking back on decades of things that seemingly come and go and come and go. You don’t have it at diagnosis. Hell I’ve had it pretty much my whole life. Just getting older and having life events trigger it is what got to a point of getting more worried and not sustainable. And that’s saying a lot because certainly life events that trigger long periods of episodes were pretty scary. But my last trigger has been a shitty back and forth recovery. Currently not taking any meds considering I managed all that time but getting to a point last couple years I’m starting to think I’m not going back to my equivalent of normal.
@AngelicaHernandez-uc3sz3 ай бұрын
Really happy for you, just got diagnosed and i am so scared of the future, thanks to your video, it gives me hope. Wondering if anyone in ontario, Canada?
@daisygomez87713 ай бұрын
hope to see you again soon!
@newtownbelievers58623 ай бұрын
Bless you. You're so brave for sharing. Thank you. I have all of the symptoms but no lesions (thank God) but legs going out from under me, vision worsening by the month, speech and word finding a mess, inflamed rib cartilage and heart lining, severe fatigue and general musculoskeletal tightness and pain all my daily experience. Seizures since 21, too, and weak but tight pelvic floor muscles leading to 8 surgeries for anal fistulas that keep forming for no apparent reason 😢🤷♀️ no lesions but all that. Idk what to wish for, but whatever I get I hope the suffering stops.