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Springfield, OH
March 25, 2024
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A MyMSTeam Member

It's weird. It literally happened overnight.
My foot drop each time, happened within hours. Literally. Before Choir practice, I had perfectly normal range of motion in my R foot. Even when I left. It was during the drive home that I got a major sharp, burning pain in the ball of my foot, and suddenly it stopped working. It was like when a fuse short circuits. It was exactly like a fuse short circuiting, now that I sit and think about it. Or, when an incandescent bulb burned out. Just *poof* and it's gone.

March 27, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

There really are worse things - like my newly spastic hands/fingers and my newly dropped R foot. Persnickety piece of schneikies. That kind of behavior just...*Snarl* I need to go wash something.

March 26, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

I was diagnosed with strabismus with my MS

March 26, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

The twitching is called blepharo spams. I get them occasionally. People often get botox injections to stop them BUT your neurologist MUST approve this treatment and it doesn't last but a few months so you would need basically 4 treatments/year.

March 26, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

Mine kind of twitch sometimes, but they also scrunch closed. I thought it was me being tired, or my new prescription eyedrops. But, then I realized I had those issues before I got prescription eye goo.

March 26, 2024

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