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Old 03-30-2016, 10:15 AM #11
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Thank you for all of your suggestions and support. I often wake up cursing my undeadness as well or like this morning when my husband asked how he could help I said kill me now and end my shame. Them I go read to my son to wake him up and feel hopeful again.

I am volunteering at my son's school to read to children who need extra help. I start Friday.

My biggest problem that causes my depression is fecal incontinence. I's been 18 months so far and it keeps me tethered to my home. I was finally sent to Stanford and am in the process of testing and have a surgical consult next month.

Btw what is secondary progressive with out progression?
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Btw what is secondary progressive with out progression?
Ha! Beats the heck out of me

My Neurologist said I had transitioned to Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS) based on my stable MRIs and stable Neurological exams for quite some years. The "without" progression is apparently a 5% category and is based on the above as well as how long I have had MS. Without progression means I shouldn't get any worse than I already am.

However, I am very skeptical of "SP without progression" I mean, MS is considered a progressive disease...right

Anyway, I have a new Neurologist as mine retired last year so this as well as the possibility that I am still Relapsing/remitting will be discussed at my next appointment this summer.

ker0pi are you going to try an antidepressant? Please know they can help.
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Yes I've decided to try anti depressants. Just need to decide which one to try first.
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