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August 14
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Members warmly reassured someone newly diagnosed with MS who was feeling scared ahead of their first yearly MRI, with the overwhelming... Read more

Members warmly reassured someone newly diagnosed with MS who was feeling scared ahead of their first yearly MRI, with the overwhelming consensus being that anxiety about medical tests is completely normal. Several members encouraged not borrowing worry before results arrive, reminding the member that stressing in advance can take a toll without changing the outcome. A recurring theme was hope and community support, with members offering prayers, personal stories of living well with MS, and invitations to celebrate together once the results come in.

A MyMSTeam Member

Hello and Welcome David this is a great community to be a part of. As you multiple members as already reach out and has given you great advice. I echo their posts 100 percent. The only other bit I would add is, if you can take someone supportive. We are going to speak it into existence, your MRI will prove positive . I am going to add you to my team, to make sure to celebrate with you.

God Bless
Brother

August 14
A MyMSTeam Member

Absolutely. As Tiffany said. It can seem scary As(-). But don't be 'scared' until you have to be. 🙏 to God you won't need to worry.

I've been walking with this 'princess' be sweet to 'it'! Getting angry or anxious will not solve anything, love.

This was me in 2026. (Wedding dress from 2006.)THIS is me NOW. YOGA my friend. Peace and care for you and your family!

August 14 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

The POINT is David, yes you may have MS.. BUT don't let it GET GET YOU. Live your life as in BEST HEALTH ever. If it's not 'behaving' as you wish go to dr get advise maybe meds. Don't freak out about 'little things.' You will KNOW when to really worry about things! And still WORRY gets you knowere.
Breathe. Pray. Love. Rest and eat!

Prayers to you friend.
:) Amy

August 14
A MyMSTeam Member

Months after WEDDING on Eternity Beach Oahu.

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A MyMSTeam Member

This was wedding day reception.

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