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Have been flaring since Dec. 11 immediately after my chorus concert. Stuttering came back instantly along with my spastic arms. Formication flared up so bad on my entire face, neck, head thatI went to the ER. ER doc gaveme liquid steroids there plus Prednisone, and 2 others. Went to Midnight Mass on the 24th where I stood to sing for 3 hours. My entire body was so spastic, I looked like a mini-earthquake. Have been laying about on the couch since. My stutter has mostly calmed down, my… read more

December 27, 2025
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A MyMSTeam Member

You’re just doing too much, slow down . MS is CHRONIC so just take one day at a time.

December 27, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

Blissfully he lives 3.5 hours away. 😜

January 6
A MyMSTeam Member

Don’t ever let anyone including your father tell you you are gonna end up in a care facility. He has no idea how your journey will go. I have had ms for 39 years. I still walk, drive and take care of myself. Yes I have flares. I went thru a bad one about 8 months ago. But I did have some help. Your father is negative and is something you don’t need to be around. No offense. Just make boundaries.

January 6
A MyMSTeam Member

No

December 27, 2025
A MyMSTeam Member

Jennifer, this is addressing the very last point: If you did not ask for advice then he shouldn’t just give it!

I have experienced the same with my parents. The balance of not disrespecting but having my communications understood is very important 🙂

December 27, 2025

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