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I have SPMS. Diagnosed since I was 29,but already had for 10 years, and am now 56
I currently use a rollater outside the house but can’t walk much more than a block. My MS Specialist doctor frowned when I transitioned from a cane to rollater. I used to be very mobile back before Curves closed down and then Covid hit. I ride a stationary recumbent bike for 30 minutes x4 a week. Trying to do some Pilates exercises which I can tell helps with balance. Do I need to find a better exercise routine… read more

May 29
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A MyMSTeam Member

You decide when it’s okay. No one else knows how it feels to be in your body. Don’t let anyone shame you or tell you different.

May 30
A MyMSTeam Member

I think your body will tell you

May 30
A MyMSTeam Member

I am in so much pain with my DDD, degenerative disc disease, and not MS. Since we moved to Texas, the damn grocery store is like a mall. My right leg acts up, can't stand too long, and I wish I could use the power carts...I am NOT lazy. I don't care if people look at me funny. So, what stops me...Me. Next shopping trip I am going to hop on, and let to rip!

May 29
A MyMSTeam Member

That’s a good question, but I think only you can answer that. We don’t know your limits. You can try to see what happens if you try to push yourself further . You might surprise yourself and do really well. If not , that’s ok too. I wish you the best 🤗🙏

May 29
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Shannon most markets deliver

May 30

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