Thank you @A MyMSTeam Member
Sorry for your loss and troubles, @A MyMSTeam Member!
My neuro surgeon suspected MS, but not yet officially diagnosed
He said I've got all the symptoms for MS and it's not new, I've been living with it for long, it's been hard at work, but I had to
My life has been miserable, I'll get very sick and tired for some months in a year, Dr's won't find a problem with me
I'll go blind and see after some medication
I'll be dizzy, sort of vertigo, I'll have problems with walking, I'll forget things and my memory is very bad, my hearing has gone very bad too
I think the turn-around happened when I lost my daughter and I was like hit by a stroke, but it wasn't
They did citi scan for my spine and found a lot of problems, right now I'm in the process of doing tests to come up with the correct diagnoses
My primary guy sent me for an xray when my hand stopped working, thinking it may be disc problems. When my husband mentioned my mother died of a brain aneurism and my daughter had surgery to remove one,, he added an MRI, with and without contrast. That was how it was found I had it. It didn't affect work because I was already retired
Hello @A MyMSTeam Member, it's a sad fact of life I'm sad to day that not everyone understands what MS is, and how it affects us,
I've taken it as my Duty to inform my family, friends, and anyone that requires after my health what's involved (not the bits I really don't want to share, though!!). Needs to be done very gently and nicely of course, or they run for the hills π³
Good luck Damian, have a Blessed day π€πππππ₯πΆ