[sieg336]

Hi, I was Diag. MS 1979 and moved to CO
2007. Not on medicine now and have been
very lucky so far. Going to Doc 7/1 to see
about getting on medicine again, some twitching
started in right eye. Could use a friend or two,
but no rush, Colorado is beautiful.

[azoyizes]

Hello, and welcome to NT! There are so many friendly, caring, and helpful people here.

We're so glad that you found us.

I also have MS, and I hope to see you at the MS forum:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum17.html

[Darlene]

Happy to see you have come to be with us. There are great and caring friends here to assist you, just let us know if we can be of any help. Our shoulders are here for support in many ways. Please keep us up to date on your condition & needs.

Again welcome, looking forward to seeing you around. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Darlene

[teelae]

Originally Posted by sieg336

Hi, I was Diag. MS 1979 and moved to CO
2007. Not on medicine now and have been
very lucky so far. Going to Doc 7/1 to see
about getting on medicine again, some twitching
started in right eye. Could use a friend or two,
but no rush, Colorado is beautiful.

I just picked this question _ I cannot for the life of me figure out how to post a question on this site!!!!!!! If clicked on FAQ, but it did NOT tell me how to post a question!!!!! So I just did what I did several months ago as well --- just pick a question or blurb and hit REPLY. Can someone PLEASE tell me the exact steps on how to post after I have logged in??? In baby language and baby steps PLEASE!!! Thanks guys!!!!!

[mackers758]

Hi, if you look at the top of all the posts for each board, you should see on the left side a button that says new thread. Hitting that will allow you to create a new question. If you're already in a thread, the new thread button is not displayed. Hope this helps.
Steve

[Abbie]

Hello Sieg and WELCOME to NeuroTalk!

I see Azoyizes has given you the link for our MS forum.
Check it out! There is a wonderful group of MSer's there that share a wealth of information there as well as a strong shoulder's to lean on....

The MS Forum also has a sub-forum "The Stumble Inn" where it's okay to share the fun side of life with MS. http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum102.html

Please feel free to roam around and join in anywhere!

I look forward to seeing you around the board.

Abbie