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Join the MS Movement

Join the movement at www.jointhemovement.org. Multiple sclerosis interrupts the flow of information from the brain to the body and stops people from moving. Every hour in the United States, som...  
 
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TheFAITHOUSE (4 months ago) Show Hide
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This is an excellent video. It explains the struggle SO well. It is so misunderstood and extremely hard to explain. You somehow explained so much in 3:36. The NMSS, is fantastic. You helped me through my diagnosis and have been a constant source in my constant shifting MS. God bless you. Peace out.
sheltiebrat (9 months ago) Show Hide
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This is such a well done video, and I think I will pass this on to my former supervisor, whose argument was that she had met people with MS, but they were not that bad, so she wondered why I was having issues, and honestly, just did not believe me.

I think I will send this to her during MS week in March.

PS:Dr. Jung, You ROCK : )
rdbaldwin75 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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MS just sucks. There's no easy way to explain it to people who don't live with it daily. The great hope is that there are so many out there looking for a cure. This video is an excellent reminder. Great job NMSS!
rubberducky06592 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Thank you so very much. My father has this debilitating disease.
nojuliachild (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Thank you so much.
jwasko777 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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To hard to explain - by far my favorite You Tube. This is the realist part off my life. Very difficult to live this way. Peace.
indianamccue (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I have progressive MS! Its determination and a strong spirit and additude that I wont let it beat me DOWN! I HAVE BALANCE WALKING & HEAT PROBLEMS! I REFUSE TO USE A WHEEL CHAIR A MESSAGE TO ALL I TELL MYSELF THERE ARE OTHERS WITH MORE PROBLEMS THEN ME.I JUST WISH THAT MS COULD GET AS MUCH ATTENTION AS BREAST CANCER,HEART,ETC..
YdotKidVE (1 year ago) Show Hide
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My sister has it. she was diagnosed when she was nineteen and then she had her first baaby when she was 22 and she couldnt take her medication so immiedieately after she gave birth, the MS triggered rapidly. on a wheelchair now, it affects her legs the most. but she doesnt regret her son and is on the road to recovery
micah5five (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Wonderful!!! Lets Raise MS Awareness!! I was diagnosed Feb 2007!!! But took 7 YRS and after my 2nd child it got so bad my arm went paralized, my son was only 4 weeks. Thats when they figured what was happening to me all these years. I thought I was just a Klutz ROFL!!!
RIProgressive (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I have had MS for 25 years and I haven't stopped moving!Ms helped meunderstand about moving and I exercise every day now and am on the Avonex treatment, once a week for 5 years. I can walk 2 miles now(every morning I do this).

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