I can still reach for my toes...complete straight legs. I can kiss my knees and lay my palms straight down to the floor. I guess all my years as a gymnast paid off. My walking isn'y visibly "wonky" but I sure feel it. My legs are weak. And just really rigid at times. It's not that I can't bend them just a little bit harder. What is that called? I need to convey that to my doctor but my words escape me...
Answer Summary
Members quickly identified the sensation of rigid, weak legs described in the post as spasticity, a common MS symptom, and offered reassurance... Read more
How's it going Shannon... yep I would say Spascity is the answer. I think you know what to do with all your training but stretching is real important right?
Hi Shannon, do you have access to a warm 87 degree swimming pool? A number of YMCA ‘s have indoor pools that is great for therapy. I swim laps while Kara does upper body water aerobics, along with using a float belt she can walk somewhat on the pool bottom.
You can still touch your toes, kiss your knees and lay your hands flat on the floor? Such a show-off 😄
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I still have some i'm not a block yet