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Does the balance and stumbling ever get better? I can't wear heels or run.
Hello Sheila and welcome to NeuroTalk

My answer is based on my own personal experience with my MS.

I have had poor balance and stumbling/tripping since I was a child and no, it has never gotten better. Yes, I have had MS symptoms since I was a child.

I gave up on heels a very long time ago
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