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I'm actually doing fantastic...the last three weeks have been good, except for a tiny uptick in spasms in the legs during the night. Since going off of Amprya I am a bit stiffer, but not terribly so. I'm starting the internal conversation I always have when I feel good "I don't have MS..."
Sorry to hear you're ailin', Dej
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