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Old 01-24-2008, 03:04 PM #1
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Sounds like a lot of stuff to deal with!

Kebsa, your posture problems may be related to weakness in the back muscles from the MS. Last month my back muscles were weak-feeling, and if I sat up straight, I'd end up tilting over without noticing it.

Tysabri is recommended for those people who don't do well on Beta or Copaxone... sounds like it might be the drug for you.

And as to why you're having serial flares, it's a puzzler! They say we have more flares in the first three years after diagnosis... but that's just what they say. I have a hard time figuring out whether I'm in a flare or just experiencing more symptoms, myself. Since I have new symptoms every month... well, it's hard to tell.

Everybody is always on about their latest lifestyle choice, and how they feel so much better - but without actual scientific evidence, how do we know that this diet supplement or that foodstuff is helping your symptoms? All we can do is look at our lifestyle and remove the stressors from it, and try to keep our bodies as healthy as possible. That way it can recover quicker from the damage it's doing to itself.
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