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Hi there,

I’m a female in my early 20’s who’s been partially diagnosed with MS. Still awaiting my formal declaration I guess. Everything has been recent, it first started a week ago when I got sharp pains in my eye. My vision has been affected and I’m really hoping I can get some treatment soon so that I don’t losome sight.
Hoping to learn from here so that I can better take care of myself.
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