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Members shared how their MS fatigue reacts differently to temperature, with some finding cold weather far more difficult, especially during... Read more

Members shared how their MS fatigue reacts differently to temperature, with some finding cold weather far more difficult, especially during sudden weather drops, while others struggle more in extreme heat and can become homebound. Several members described physical effects like stiff arms and legs in the cold, crying from heat exhaustion, and needing up to 30 minutes to adjust after transitioning between temperatures. A recurring theme was that both extremes can be debilitating, and members found comfort in humor, shared experiences, and small strategies like warming up the car first or soaking up gentle sunshine for vitamin D.