Multiple Sclerosis Gait

Me trying to walk with no aides. This is 4 months after the final DX of relapsing/remitting MS.... I ask to please have some respect and not leave comments about being drunk.

UPDATE 11/7/11

Thank you all for your wonderful words! I am doing pretty well as of late. Little flare ups here and there but I am so much better! Almost a year on tysabri and hoping to quit soon. Still have weakness in legs if I get too daring, so I bring my chair when I go long distances and use cane for uneven surface walking. I think my most annoying symptom is the fascilations in my muscles. They jump and twitch constantly. Anyway, much love, will post new video soon!

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• Multiple sclerosis
• gait
• balance
• walking
• chronic illness

[gingerlee15]

I know how it feels, I had a terrible time walking after a really bad relapse. How are you doing now? I completely recovered after a few months. Did you have the whole foot drop thing going on? Good luck!

[DarkSweetDutch]

@gingerlee15 I was doing much better then started having a hard time with my left leg, it's numb and hard to move. A bit spastic. I do have foot drop too. I am glad to hear you have recovered, hope you stay in remission!

[sherokpazoor]

hmmm, great face, great smile, cute butt. & dont quit walking, remember a journey of a 1000 miles begings with a single step, so TAKE IT !!!! Also remember when going gets tough the tough get going.

[ryenesquivel]

I hate that you even had to post out to idiots not to comment about being drunk. How dare they judge you or anyone else. I have MS also. Your a strong woman and I like that you were strong enough to make a video of yourself walking. Proud of you. Good luck to you and your family. I have two kids and sometimes they just don't understand why mama walks funny or can't pick them up. Mine isn't as progressive as yours. Yet seems like I have more bad days than good at times. My walker and cane are us

[Pinwormx]

I kind of walk the same way.

[4chango]

@gingerlee15: There a Hevnawe naturopathic approach for MS on my channel in the comment section, try to take a look at it before we remove it.

[Richie979]

I've had Ms since 1979 *(I was 19)and I can just about cope on a walking stick over short distances. I am now 51 and the key to it is Stay Positive! I've had speech problems, cognitive issues, bladder problem's etc? and many other episodes in my time but I've learnt to adapt to situation's and that has seen me through the years. Just remember you will cope if you change your focus on things! You can and will learn to get the best out of it if you only forgive yourself.X

[Feverant]

i dont like MS but i like that you are trying to inform others.

[gardenbill]

I don't have MS but SCI. Wishing you only the best.

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[460gman]

My son just had the Liberation Treatment for MS done- he walks - has vison back and NO headaches,

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[teves210]

Good for you! Don't give up. you did great!!