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The MS Hug
“MS Hug” is a term used to define a symptom that is generally experienced as a tightening, in spasm, or burning sensation that affects the region of the body anywhere from under the arms to the waist. Discomfort associated with … Continue reading
Posted in alternative therapy, chronic disease, chronic pain, Disease, Health, ms, MS and Working, multiple sclerosis, Pain, physical pain, RRMS, Therapy
Tagged Dysesthesia, MS Hug, Multiple sclerosis, Symptom
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The Psychological Side of MS
Awareness of psychological and emotional issues is important for patients suffering with Multiple Sclerosis. Sometimes the issues are directly related to the disease (an actual symptom) and other times they are secondary to the diagnosis, medication, or the symptoms experienced … Continue reading
Posted in alternative therapy, chronic disease, chronic pain, Disease, Health, ms, MS and Working, multiple sclerosis, Negativity, psychological health, RRMS, Therapy
Tagged Anxiety, Conditions and Diseases, Depression, Health, Multiple sclerosis, Neurological Disorders, Support group, Symptom
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Managing Fatigue
Fatigue is a common symptom for those with Multiple Sclerosis that is experienced as a daily lack of energy, an excessive all-over body tiredness, and is generally not relieved by sleep. This symptom has a dramatic effect on one’s quality … Continue reading
A Field Guide (Employment and MS)
Many of us who have MS try to balance our disease with what we can and can’t do in our private lives as well as our professional lives. Questions about whether we should tell our employer, how much does our … Continue reading
Posted in chronic disease, Disease, Health, MS and Working, multiple sclerosis, psychological health, RRMS
Tagged Career, disease, Employment, Multiple sclerosis, vocational rehabilitation, Work
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