MS doesn't go away it will just go to sleep for awhile and hit you when you are not expecting.

I would take that advice very lightly. There are some scientific papers that state some individuals as they age MAY appear to have some MS burnout - symptoms may seem lessened. MS is a lifelong chronic illness without a cure. Each individual must look at their own situation and what treatment is best for their medical situation. Personally, I would continue my medication as I believe it has allowed me to live my life with minimal MS complications.

I am living with MS since I was 17 years old and am now 67! Actually I recently came across Taopatch which has helped my balance and walking. I didn't think I would live this long so I'm happy with however long I have

How did he determine 65? He doesn't know as hasn't done any special tests on you. He is coming up with a number they are testing in clinical trials that have the possibility of stopping medications. You are an individual and shouldn't consider yourself the same as everyone. Just a word of caution. For example, have heard before most people are in a WC 10-20 years after diagnosis, 33 years later I'm not there yet. HCP are not "GOD" and don't know all but like to portray they do. You're your best advocate.

I was diagnosed at age 64 MS, my second neurologist said I did not need to go on MS meds. Dec 22 got a new neurologist he did a series of test. Jan 2023 put on zeposia. I am doing great. Had more test he said ms in remission. I am on Medicare and my meds paid for. My doctor had to justify for the meds and was approved.