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Wildwood, MO
May 26, 2024
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A MyMSTeam Member

May God BLESS you and all of us who struggle with this evil disease, God will prevail in his perfect timing and we/believers that truly have faith, shall be healed and have an incredible eternity that we can't even begin to imagine, praise God, for our precious Savior, OUR Lord Jesus Christ who paid the ULIMATE PRICE for our sins! Please hang in there as we await his soon pre-Tribulation Rapture. If anyone is not sure of their future with these troubling times or their circumstances, unbelief please reach out to me or somebody. I am not anything but a friend who cares and is struggling too. 😔

May 26, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

I agree, PT's can really help with this! I get frozen shoulder or impingement of nerves in my shoulders all of the time. Mine although, is caused from my excessive use of my rollator. I am so weak that I am literally hanging on to it slunched over and am also constantly squeezing the brakes that are not the best way of stopping the thing. Good luck to you. ☺️

May 26, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

Thank you for your thoughtful response. 😊

May 26, 2024
A MyMSTeam Member

I had to have surgery on it twice. I have complete range of motion with it now. Just trying to put all the puzzle pieces together of my symptoms over the years. This was two years ago. I am going to go to PT for the pain in my back, balance issues and numbness on my left side from chest to foot. Thanks for your input! 😊

May 26, 2024 (edited)
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Shoulder pain is common in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), but the context does not specifically mention "frozen shoulder." Shoulder discomfort in MS may be chronic or acute and can be associated with nerve damage, muscle, or joint pain. It's important to talk to your MS specialist to identify the causes of shoulder Show Full Answer

Shoulder pain is common in people with multiple sclerosis (MS), but the context does not specifically mention "frozen shoulder." Shoulder discomfort in MS may be chronic or acute and can be associated with nerve damage, muscle, or joint pain. It's important to talk to your MS specialist to identify the causes of shoulder pain and find effective ways to manage it.

May 26, 2024

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