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  • KEVIN GARNETT 

  • I FEAR GOD, bless you

  • i can relate i was diagnosed with ms last Oct. It started when i woke up with a numb arm,i just thought it was where i laid on it,i then lost my balance,started to stubble bump in to things with no control.Then progressed to my whole left side of my body , i couldn't walk, my left leg felt like a ton, i cudnt write and cut my food. its not a easy thing but so many people i

    know with it, never lose there smile., and to the guy who made his video i salute you for having the bravery to do it .xx

  • He has such an inspiring story of his life and how he deals with it, never giving up. This man needs an award (if he hasn't got any) because he gets through to people and proves his point. And fuck you bastards how disliked this video, bunch of arseholes.

  • Take care my friend. I wish you health and longevity.

  • MS is very common in Scotland due to the miserable, freezing weather.

  • Thank you for having the courage to share your story. I'm not sure if I have it or not. I've been in and out of the hospital over the past few months. I've exhibited symptoms of MS and other diseases but the doctors can't quite pinpoint what is wrong. At first they thought a minor stroke and it was later thought to be compressed blood vessel to the brain. How long was it from your first attack until when you were diagnosed? (I'm 26)

  • @hippykiller1 I found out about a month after I starting seeing signs

  • God bless you and your courage bro. I'm not half the man you are.

  • @jedimind28 thanks for those kind words :)

  • I'm a young man who suffered a stroke with left side paralysis when I was 24. I am now 42 & my best friend from high school was just diagnosed with MS & MS is far more challenging than a stroke. I have a lot of respect for anyone diagnosed with this challenging disease

  • @ChronicFatigueSyn MS is on the INSIDE. i dunno about you, but i cant see the central nervous system and brain on the outside of someone. just throwing that out there. lol.

  • Slowly people with MS will realize I'm right... then MS will be over!

    DOCTORS CAN'T TEST FOR MERCURY, BUT THEY SURE THINK THEY CAN.

    YOU MUST FIND A WELLNESS CENTRE!

  • People are not lazy its not their faults they have mercury in their body and THINK they have MS lol.

    I can tell you most of the MS people I talk too are dumb as fuck.

    Something the mercury does to your brain... eats it up or something?

    When I had MS (mercury toxicity) I felt so stupid... my brain was mush!

    Soon as I got a metal detox... I felt cured within weeks. Now here I am better than I have ever been. I'm telling you... metal detox is the ONLY way any of you will feel better...

  • @ChronicFatigueSyn you are some kinda piece of crap. WOW. So really how is someone with MS supposed to look? I look fine but I have it. You need to educate yourself son!

  • @ChronicFatigueSyn  we are just laze? You are an ignorant POS

  • Herman about how old were you when you started experiencing a lot of these symptoms. I am 31 I have been diagnosed for 7 yrs. I knew I had MS long before the diagnosis though. My mother had it...I knew I had inherited it because I have a chromosome mutation called Klinefelters Syndrome...you should look it up ..quite fascinating. anyways I found your video to open and honest and I am sure others out there as well as myself can appreciate those two traits.

  • @ChronicFatigueSyn No, there not. Montel Williams has multiple sclerosis, and he is very active and positive.

  • HOW DO YA HAV 3 DISLIKE. PEOPLE CAN BE SOLELESS

  • @ChronicFatigueSyn

    Shut the eff up! You know nothing! people are born with this you jack ass.

  • @ChronicFatigueSyn What am I suppose to look like? Then you imply I'm trying to cheat people outta money? Really??? I see you're not the sharpest pencil in the box but I wish you many blessings.

  • I feel your pain brother

  • Thanx for the vid man I am 34 and am going on a little over 1 year fighting ms. @ragnarocking. I too have ms and eat a low fat diet. It's the natural progression of ms if you are rrms that the "attacks" come and go. If you are strict with your diet you should see results after a full year.

  • :(

  • I'm 50yr old, bricklayer, ride dirt bike, run beagles, I never stop. At least that is what I did until one morning I awoke and could hardly walk. I went to bed, age 47, feeling like 19yr old. I awoke feeling like 70yr old. No balance, bladder prob. People think I'm drunk. I never told people at church. You should see the look on their faces. Sucks that I have had people call police on me thinking I'm drunk. I try to just go best I can. I feel life is over. Lucky that I have no unfinished bus.

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  • oh by the way...DON CROFT PARASITE ZAPPER will help with the symptoms loads

  • he seems like a decent bloke too...illnesses only happen to good people while all the cunts and rapists are 100% healthy

  • poor bastard....i thought i had this 2 years ago....the symptoms came back recently and it turns out it was booze causing it....im cleaning my liver and kidneys and the symptoms are going...

  • Hi Herman. I was D/X with M.S. in June (i'm male/33yrs old). Can I ask what your diet is like? Since D/X, I've been reading (and practicing) a lot about diet and its affect on AI diseases (and nearly all diseases/sicknesses in general). Since I started a very low-fat diet, then vegan diet - nearly immediately after my d/x - all of my symptoms went away. This could just be the natural course of RRMS and I guess that I'm asking if I'm only wasting my time? Best of luck to you.

  • @ragnarocking I've noticed the same thing my friend diet diet diet. I'm eating very similar to you. Two books I've been using are 'the ph miracle' and 'healing multiple sclerosis' by ann boroch. They've been very helpful

  • just watched David Wolfe an Dr. Marcola people who got rid of MS longevity now confrince. something about going all raw even meat, superfoods, herbs mushrooms etc.

  • @thallious9876 thanks i will check this out :)

  • @thallious9876 , raw meat harbors many parasites, one that's particularly dangerous is the Tapeworm

  • I have MS and I can relate to you totally. I'm going to send you a friend invitation to my channel. Hope you will accept.

  • Hope you are doing well & Im sorry that you have MS I can relate with you my friend, My doctor's have ran some test on me and I have the same symptoms as you and im scared right now, But that will pass im sure because I have faith, sometime my faith gets a little weak But I still TRY to think positive. Thanks Again, Hope you make more video's soon.

  • @BlistardPussy Continue to think positive. Things will get better. :)

  • Thank you for being honest. My son is now, 16. He was diagnosed at 11. It's very unusual for a child to be diagnosed. He does not have the progressive type.....thank the dear Lord. But, I do have friends with progressive MS and it is horrific. I take great issue with some of the dumbasses on YouTube who are woefully misinformed. I admire you for being honest. Bless Your Heart. XOXO

  • One symptom I'm glad to have diminished, id numbness in the fingers. Being an artist it is terrifying to not be able to feel the pen in my hand. Thank God that left me. I still have problems holding on to smooth objects, but hell, I just gaff-tape that shit!

  • Dude, I hear you. My sympptoms (of course) are totally different, but one thing many MS patients have in common is an ability to joke about it. Before I was diagnosed I saw Richard Pryor's stand-up about MS and I felt uncomfortable laughing at it, but now I think it's hilarious because I can see myself in that situation.

  • There is now a Reformed Multiple Sclerosis Society that is urging for the medical community to check out Dr Paolo Zamboni's discovery that MS is caused by poor blood drainage from the brain. The answer to restore blood drainage from the brain is angioplasty. Watch the before & afters for this surgery called CCSVI on youtube- simply amazing. In just 24 hours a world of difference

  • I've had almost the exact same symptoms as you. It was almost eerie hearing you describe them. I've also had a couple bouts of optic neuritis that scared the hell out of me. I was losing my vision and had no idea if it would bounce back after the attack ended. Luckily, it did. I'm tired of having MS. I've tried every treatment they have to offer and the only thing that worked was Mitaxantrone but you can only be on that for about 18 months. It's too dangerous. We need something that works.

  • yes it does and we hope for the best.

  • I'm sorry for all of you that have MS. I wouldn't wish it, on anyone! God Bless You.

  • I just want to say thank you for letting us know what it is to have MS.

  • @RealmOfTruth110 No problem :)

  • i am going to get tested in a few days for MS, i have had symptoms that doctors thought were either Tourette's syndrome or some other neurological condition, since i was about 16. Then as time progressed, i got numbness in my left arm (shoulder area) and atrophy, i had to do 3 months of phys therapy to get it to feel normal again, but in a week or so after therapy it went back to normal, now i am having incontinence so i need to get tested. thanks for sharing I wish you the best.

  • Stumbled on to this video. I'll definitely look for the others. You're right - we're all different and I learned about symptoms I haven't been confronted with. Love listening to you speak!

  • @ForeverAchiever Thanks I will check out these videos. I really appreciate the suggestion

  • Exactly what I went through.

  • Wow I am grateful for your voice I was diagnosed this december I thought i WAS going completely nuts..now on avonex for the last 5 months great...tried the copaxzone (ms).no intended misspellings ...but that got old and depressing i mean every day my god! I was terrified by needles and wow my client who is 78 yrs old told me she was on avonex once a week im 30yrs but it is impowering me to know that I am doing something pl

    us 3,000ui of vitamin D ..... say life is choices

  • Can you still drive? I have to do work that concerns driving but I lose focus sometimes like my mind daydreams out of the blue. I probably will have to look into at home work on the computer. thanks for sharing your story.

  • @PsalmsNmyrrh Yes I can still drive. When I first got diagnosed in 2005 my legs would shake when I'd drive. But things are better now. My driving is back to normal. If you're looking to work from home. I have a postcard program I've been using that you may be interested in. Go to PeopleLoveCash * com

  • @hmack2005 good you are feeling better and thank you for site, I will check it out.

  • This sounds like me? Best wishes from England. richie979X.

  • Ms is the biggest bollocks to happen to me. Because I dont show any symptoms people forget I have it, even those closest to me. And while, thank god it doesnt affect me badly, it has an effect on everything I consider myself doing. But I thank god every day for what I have and know I am lucky. God bless. X

  • i have pretty much all the symptoms you have. except the bathroom thing haha. but i never thought he writing thing was from MS... im 16 now and when i write my name in school it looks like im writing my name in kindergarten. my handwriting never really got better.

  • I have a new found understanding of MS. I recently found out that one of my closest girlfriends has been in the hospital for the past two weeks because she suddenly couldn't walk. She is now in rehab to learn to walk again and there is a strong possibility that she has MS. Thank you for sharing/

  • I relate with this video. I've had ms for 9 years the numbness the tremors(both hand and feet) now I use a crutch tnow. I don't write again, I just use the computer. have blurred vision, my right eye don't see beyond 3m. The bathroom stuff he talked about is exactly like mine, done it on myself a couple of times, learnt to only take fluids when a toilet is close

    However, I learnt that the intensity of the symptoms depend on my emotions-Anger agitation flares symptoms up

  • If you're interested in natural supplements which may improve your MS symptoms, you should research the study being conducted by hopetrials! You can receive a supplement which is currently being studied for it's effectiveness for MS symptoms.

  • I'm a hypochondriac, and my latest scare is MS. I've thought that since my mind is so foggy, i have trouple with linear thought, my whole body shakes when I yawn or stretch, my extremities fall asleep easily that I had MS. I've been a pot head for 2 years now. I'm going to clear my mind up and see if it helps with all this anxiety I have. I also get the chills very easily when I'm nervous. Sometimes, wearing black, in the 80degree heat, I shiver. You're a good person, and I wish you luck with MS

  • So far I am only having the problems you describe with my legs. I was always able to walk around all day without even thinking about it ....and I am sure finding it hard to accept the idea that this is only going to get worse, I would sooner have a fixed disability like having lost a leg or something.

  • hey man your video cleared up alot of stuff for me, im trying to put my mind at ease and the symptoms your having are alot harsher than the ones im having, im just having discomfort in my muscles from what i believe to be depression.

    God bless

    -WSP

  • @WoodlandSurvivalPro God bless you too my friend :)

  • This might sound a little crazy but I just started using food grade hydrogen peroxide 35% it adds more oxygen to my blood stream it might help you as well

    I have congestive heart failure my symtoms are the same as yours I take 2 drops into a bottle of water it does help with numbness and can breath better when i go to move around.I've been on this now for a month going shopping was a big problem I would have to stop and caught my breath every 3 minutes not anymore fred_bynum@yahoo.com

  • This might sound a little crazy but I just started using food grade hydrogen peroxide 35% it adds more oxygen to my blood stream it might help you as well

    I have congestive heart failure my symtoms are some what the same as yours I take 2 drops into a bottle of water it does help with numbness and can breath better when i go to move around.I've been on this now for a month.going shopping was a big problem I would have to stop and caught my breath every 3 minutes not anymore fred_bynum@yahoo.com

  • Thanks for this nice video i have the same symptoms you have ... but am a girl and what hurt me the most i can't wear high heels shoes which i was like too much .. i really wish to be your friend coz u know here in middle east ppl don't even know what ms and that hurts no one can understand your pain .. anyway thanks that was nice to accept MS with a big smile :D

  • excellent vid. true soldier! im in limbo right now, its been a rough month

  • Dude this sounds horrible. Your very strong! <3

  • sorry to hear that.... i am going to pray for you.... god bless

  • My symptoms are very similar as well! I was formally dignosed 02-07-2011. One day I'll have to get a camera and make a video, too! Thank you for yours!

  • This is one of the most saddest videos on youtube. I pray for you. Greetings from Denmark

  • I can relate... I've had most of the symptoms you are talking about. My first serious attack scared the hell out of me. I had double vision and I couldn't walk without stumbling around. This was before I was diagnosed with MS so I didn't know what was going on. I have also had the numbness on both sides of my body from head to toe twice. Been on avonex 7 months now, and so far I haven't had any attacks so I hope this continues to work for me.

  • @gbugss That's good to hear my friend. I'm happy avonex is working for you

  • HEY YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY CHECK OUT DR SEBI, P.S. LISTEN

  • @peacenlove2810 I will thanks :)

  • Thank you for sharing. I especially like you saying "MS career", I'll use that. What helps me a lot is taking high doses of Omega 3 supplements and Magnesium for my restless muscles. I've had embarrasments too, not a pretty sight but, as long as I offload in the mornings, the day is OK. Peace and love.

  • @RaeleneMcDual No problem. I will try upin' my dosages on the Mag and Omega 3 Thanks

  • Great video. It's helpful to hear someone with similar symptoms. God bless you dear. You are still handsome though! :)

  • Invaluable information. I don't have this but I don't take anything for granted. I never have. Thanks to my mother.

  • Thank you so much for sharing your experience. Your kindness and love helped me so much when I was being diagnosed! 

  • @emconner1 I'm happy that I was able to help ya a bit :)

  • check out dr nemeh he is a healer he is a man of god. love april

  • @AWDESIGNS8 thank you so much i will check him out.

  • Look at it another way, MS will be sad it caught a dose with you ;-)

  • @TheSpankymonkey true true :)

  • I love your videos! You are an excellent public speaker and I enjoy hearing about MS symptoms from you. Having MS sucks for us all. Stay strong and beautiful!

  • @dswenson1411 thank you. I'm smiling right now :)

  • I've had ms for 10 years, great new product MS cooling shirt.

    fros-t cooling.com

  • I agree you are a lovely looking man. I was diagnosed in 87 and know what you are going through. Keep strong and show the world that MS has made the wonderful person that you are.

  • @parrotchops Thank you for your kind words

  • This is a great video, and says alot about the symptoms I have.  I hate it!

  • Look up neurovax. It stopped the progression of MS entered phase II clinical trials and then the company that was going to produce it went bankrupt. This drug needs to be approved.

  • @guitarobsessed85 thank you for sharing this info

  • @hmack2005 You're welcome. You seem like a very kind person and I enjoy your videos. I hope that vaccine gets picked up by another company and gets approved or the company gets the funding it needs. People as kind as you need to be cured now. Let those who choose to follow בעל זבוב have this suffering . I'm a great believer in יְהֹוָה and I believe if his servants ask and truly serve then he will heal them and not allow בעל זבוב to harm his servants.

  • Thanks for sharing. I am studying to be a doctor and your descriptions have greatly helped my understanding. I'll be better able to provide advice in the future as a consequence. All the best. J

  • wana say,for the past 5 years ive had numbness in my face and tingling in my arms,neck,hands and my doctor put it down to panic attacks.ive had a MRI 3years ago which was clear,now I have painfull joints,now I have confusion and weakness in my body also tremor in my left thumb and hand,what im trying to say im sick of prople saying that its all in my mind. I know my body,and somthings wrong,I wish someone could help me. What do I do? Please help me find an answer!

  • @tonyurmate Hey my friend please check out Noel Batten and CCSVI videos on youtube. Please shoot me an email if you have any questions.

  • @tonyurmate Sounds like benign fasciculation syndrome, but with the painful joints it sounds more like fibromyalgia. Neither of which would show on an MRI, though benign fasciculation syndrome could show up on an EKG. You should see if they'll do a nerve conduction test. If it comes back that you don't have anything and your Rheumatoid Factor is low, yet you still have these symptoms, you could have a strong case for fibromyalgia. On the other hand a diagnosis of fibromyalgia is hard to get.

  • @guitarobsessed85 Thank you for your comment,I still get tingling in hands,arms legs and back and joint pain,it can last up to two weeks to a month,it always goes away for mabey a month or so but comes back.

    my doctor puts it down to stress and i have suffered with panic attacks also since I was 7years old,I also suffered with very bad growing pains in my teens,with hip back and knee pain.

    Ive just been diagnosed with arthritis in both hips,im now 38.

    i have had rumatic fever when I was 26.

  • @tonyurmate Your joint pain could be caused by migratory arthralgias due to your prior infection. Panic attacks can cause parasthesias like tingling and numbness, but so can benign fasciculation syndrome. I you have extreme fatigue and stabbing sensations you probably have fibromyalgia.

  • @tonyurmate You have my sympathy. I know how horrible it is to be told this crap by doctors and so called experts. All the unessesary vaccines, food additives and fluoride in drinking water etc over many decades has a lot to do with why so many people are going down with MS, ME, Lupus and many other mystery diseases.

    I have MS, the 5th in my family and sometimes it does not show up. There is never enough helpful information. Don't let them fob you off, of course you know your own body!

  • after 4 years of tingly feet, i just had my first mri which showed 5 3mm lesions on my brain. family dr gave me the news on friday and i'm going to call my neuro tomorrow. any advice? thanks for the video . . . :) (other symptoms: i'm a marathoner (did 5 this year, including a personal best!) and when i run with some slower friends, i've tripped.)

  • @wendymyers See what your neuro says and see if you suffer from CCSVI

  • My mother has all of the symptoms of MS but she hasn't been diagnosed with it because her MRI scans always come up negative (she doesn't have the damaged myeline sheath or nerve cells) But I was curious to ask a question if you don't mind. How often does your face go numb and what side of the face?

  • My mother has Symptoms of MS but she hasn't been diagnosed because her MRI scans always come back negative (she doesn't have the damaged myelin sheeth)

    However, i'm very curious if you don't mind me asking about the numbness in your face, How often does it happen and what side of your face the right or the left?

  • @counting100sheep I've had no numbness on my face my friend

  • @hmack2005 , thank you for what you are doing, you gorgeous my brother, I see the ring, are u hooked up? otherwise I would say hook a sister up!

  • @miobing married but thank you for the compliment ;)

  • @realityword I think CCSVI is great. I think all MSers should get checked for it. I found out that my left jugular is 90% blocked and my right is 50% blocked. So I'm getting the procedure done down in San Diego next week :)

  • Hmack, are you on meds. Has it helped??

  • @wisdaniel No meds my friend. I did rebif for 2 years. And for the last 2 years I've been med free. I've been doing everything all natural. The meds didn't help me.

  • ye had all them syptoms except the bladder problems the writting one really sucks but also had the pain that you didn't. hope your not having too much of a problem at the moment

  • @johnnyd101 I've made really great improvements since I made this video. I'm not 100% but better than I was...thank GOD. Lookin into CCSVI. I found out that my left jugular is 90% blocked and my right is 50% blocked. I'll keep everyone posted :)

  • Feel you dude! MS sucks tail pipe. So true on the restroom comments. Big ups bro, Thanks!

  • Partial Facial numbness that lasted a few days and back numbness that lasted a few mins. Shooting warm feelings in legs. I always had vibrations in my legs and thought it was normal. Never really had any vision issues except photosenstivity (can this be optic neuritis? Or does it always impair color vision?) This is over the course of two weeks. Numbness is gone in my face but I'm still getting hot sensations in my legs. Are these symptoms of MS or are they too mild?

  • @guitarobsessed85 I have two relatives with ms. I went running the other day and my whole shoulder went numb along with my face. The shoulder numbness only lasted a few minutes but the facial numbness lasted 3 days. My legs twitch a lot. I experience no weakness or ataxia. Do symptoms tend to be more mild in the beginning of MS or does it usually hit strong? And are there always vision issues? I'm freaking out right now. I have no health insurance.

  • @guitarobsessed85 unfortunately my friend evryones symptoms vary so much I don't know if I could lable it MS. My suggestion would be to go to your doctor or free clinic and let them know what's going on. Try not to panic. You can beat whatever is going on. Stay strong my friend.

  • @hmack2005 Thank you. I will be going to the doctor as soon as I have health insurance which is in two weeks. I hope they find a cure for this disease. I'm a biologist of all things haha. I will hopefully not have the disease and be able to get into research for a cure. I hope that you go into permanent remission.

  • @hmack2005 I definitely understand the bathroom issues. The staggering and numbness on my tongue. Eating sucks. I liked your video thanks.

  • For all, here is my story with MS and my CURE of it taking the black seed oil.

    it is true, and many of people that had followed me find good results, read it please;

    seedoil.net/vb/showthread.php?­p=2135#post2135

  • @saadfakhoury i take black seed in a pill its for imflamation and that is what ms is .

  • Please look into CCSVI..

  • @omexmc80 Thank you very much. I will do that asap

  • Thanks for posting this, it's important to let people know some of the things we go through. It's also good just to talk about it. I have only had "accidents" in or near my house, thank goodness. But I still map the bathrooms when I'm out.

  • Mi Bro has dat he knows how you feel he is only 15 i don't know how it feel but I know where your coming from.

  • @ekechii Thanks my friend. Let your little bro know he can reach ou to me if he has any questions about this stuff.

  • Mi Bro has dat he knows how you feel he is only soo i don't know how it feel but I know where you coming from

  • Do U drink coffee ? If yes, how much ??

  • @maciejwrotek no coffee my friend

  • @hmack2005 What about other caffeinated beverages like tea.  And what about alcohol ?

  • @maciejwrotek I don't drink any of that stuff why do you ask?

  • @hmack2005 well i had found an interesting approach and some ppl report success with MS, it is called watercure (hydration therapy) , address is watercure2 D()t org, check out their testimonials. Caffeine and ethanol are diuretics.

  • @hmack2005 heard about it?

  • @maciejwrotek I knew nothin about it. But I thank you sooooooo much for sharin' this info.

  • @hmack2005 No problem. If U dont drink caffeine and alcohol, there is only one thing left to ask. What do U drink generally and what is Your water and salt consumption daily ?

  • @hmack2005 So, what do u drink on daily basis ?

  • I just found out I have MS a few weeks ago.... just now getting brave enough to look at stuff online, I was worried that I would see people all fukrd up and one day I'm gonna look like them........... it hasn't really been like that tho, thank God.

    Thanks for sharing yourself, if you get a chance, I'd love to chat with you more.

    You can message me here but yahoo is better, they block youtube at work...lol

    leigh_massengill@Yahoo.com you can look me up on myspace or facebook too

    take care!

  • @leighsknees Hey... I just sent you a message :0)

  • u r so honest....I too have MS.Mine has been alot like urs plus a little more.Noone understands what we are going thru because we look healthy.

    Thanks for sharing.I AM NOT CRAZEE!it all happened to me from the legs to the bathroom issues.

  • @mro1010 no problem just here to help :0)

  • have you checked out the paleo diet to relieve your symptoms? i have an auto immune condition called ulcerative colitis and thats greatly helped me. the science of it all makes so much sense.

  • @wordey123 No but I will check it out ASAP Thanks

  • @hmack2005 Send me a message if you actually try the diet and post a couple vids about starting it and the effects a few months later.

  • i love the video i have ms for 10 years i am a comedian for 10 years an tour around the world with ms thanks for the video.

  • Its no prob bro, Just stay strong and never lose faith

  • Im really sorry man, I dident even know what ms was untill and hour ago maby. I honestly hope there might be a cure in our lifetime. Just dont let it beat you man please. I cant say i feel for you cause i dont know what its like man but after watching this i care for ya like a brother man I hope you get through it all you will be in my prayers

  • @tidusgang123 Hey brah thank you for the kind words. Please dont be sorry cuz everything happens for a reason. What doesn't kill me will only make me stronger and I my strong mf. Many blessings and much success :0)

  • wow , thanx bro helped me allot!

  • @Americajuana No problem my friend. Thats why Im here

  • I don't have MS but I know what it is like to loose the ability to walk. My legs felt like they were on fire for two days and then all of a sudden they stopped working, but I can still feel. I am sorry you have it. It is horrible. To this day the doctor's don't know what I have.

  • @lovemybones88 thank you for sharin'

  • thanks for sharing

  • @kizu00 No problem. I just wanna let others know that they're not alone

  • Man I hear you brotha

  • @amarcelous  Thanks for checkin out my video :0)

  • @amarcelous LOL LOL

  • I have a question for anyone that can answer... I dont really think I have MS but was wondering if this means anything... My hands dont always want to work. i have a hard time doing tedious tasks for longer than just a few seconds. they tire quickly and i drop things just out of the blue, for no reason. Its irritating to me and i want to know why... if anyone could help

  • @MyBaby91307 hi, I don't think the internet is the best place for an answer on this but here's my opinion, what you describe COULD be normal, depending on how often it happens and what the activity is.OR it could be an indicator of somethingg else, I don't want to worry you but I think you should get this checked out by your doctor/a neurologist as it is not normal for hands to drop things and not work, especially if it is after a few seconds. Get it checked out, if only to put your mind at ease

  • "what's wrong with that cat" thank you for sharing this info., you're pretty funny too

  • HAHAHA

  • so many symptoms, so much shit. life is good though. gotta love life.

  • thanks for sharing!

  • thanks for sharing