I've had my chronic illness for nearing twenty years. I'm not prepared to disclose what I've got but it is far more debilitating.

If you're both young, make the most of your youth and your freedom - thankfully it sounds like you already are :-) - I say this as middle/old age can add extra health problems.

Try to keep active and fit if possible. Meet other people with MS - it's great to connect and keep in touch with people with a shared condition - one can feel a bond and kinship with them.

Try and keep your options open - don't define yourself by your limitations.

Have fun (and stack sats).

There are two important reactions to aging and illness to overcome. One is denial in that we want to look away from signs. We prefer to believe that we will live forever in good health while we are surrounded by counterfactuals. The other is rejection in that we want to fight these phenomena when know deep down that mainly what we do is hide the visible symptoms while underneath our bodies are continuing to do what they're going to do.

Bitcoin has made me realize that everything from markets to people to the blockchain are out of my control but What I can do is live the right way as far as health is concerned, to seek the truth about reality, and to enjoy and cultivate peace in the moments where I can find it.

I'm glad you mentioned spirituality. For too long I considered spirituality as fantasy and dogma but in the last few years I've seen and experienced that the right kind can be a deep and lasting source of support.

You really deserve help. Wishing her a quick recovery.

Have you ever looked into kambo? It's a miracle worker.

Hello, my sister has MS, i also know another person who has it. My sister is being followed by medical staff since she was diagnosed and she does her meds, she has a normal life and basically no flairs or symptoms. It's important to avoid stress, tiredness and heat. So it's very important to hava nice rest and good hours of sleep, beware of alcohol and never miss your meds. Other than that just do your normal life. My sister also just had her second baby, as far as i know when pregnant MS symptoms fade a lot more, but you can have a "crash" after the pregnancy. Also connect to other MS people online or IRL.

Do some searches for Carnivore Diet and multiple sclerosis. I'm new to the carnivore diet, but it seems to have helped many people, with many different autoimmune diseases.

For instance, this: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=XECV3NT_s-8

It could be worth your time investigating chlorine dioxide for a possible reduction in symptoms. The are several testimonies that are encouraging. https://mmstestimonials.co/multiple-sclerosis/i-was-diagnosed-with-multiple-sclerosis-one-year-ago

well, you can always try to reduce the symptoms..

Several clinical studies have been conducted to investigate the effects of cannabis on the relief of these symptoms in MS patients. The efficacy of Cannabis sativa (C. Sativa) in the management of MS outcomes such as spasticity, pain, tremors, ataxia, bladder functions, sleep, quality of life, and adverse effects were assessed in this review. Most clinical studies showed the positive effects of cannabinoids with their different routes of administration, such as oromucosal spray and oral form, in reducing most MS symptoms.

MS is a disruption of the nervous system--indeed a cutting of it. Therefore, messages one listens to and communication are going to be of prime importance.

I don't have much time to type anything lengthy, as I'm just heading out the door, but take a look at this book by Nicole Apelian. She developed MS.

I got you, fellow stacker. Clear out your evening and give these videos a watch, they may change her/your life forever 👇👇👇

TLDR: Neurological problems = carbs and sugar overload. Cut all plants out (100% of plants break down to sugar in the body), ideally with a strict carnivore (red meat + salt + water) diet, and you'll quickly learn why us meat maximalists are physically unable to shut up about this way of eating.