... But tapping into your emotions and practicing empathy with others (who simply may not understand or have the capacity to accept your disease) can help you from feeling alone. You deserve empathy from others, too. ...
... But tapping into your emotions and practicing empathy with others (who simply may not understand or have the capacity to accept your disease) can help you from feeling alone. You deserve empathy from others, too. ...
... Find Your TeamManaging your MS symptoms can be difficult, but you don’t have to do it alone. MyMSTeam is the social network for people with multiple sclerosis and their loved ones. On MyMSTeam, more than 186,000 members come together to ask questions, give advice, and share their stories with others who understand life with MS. ...
... Find Your TeamManaging your MS symptoms can be difficult, but you don’t have to do it alone. MyMSTeam is the social network for people with multiple sclerosis and their loved ones. On MyMSTeam, more than 186,000 members come together to ask questions, give advice, and share their stories with others who understand life with MS. ...
... Now, she tries not to do exhausting tasks alone. “If I feel it, I don’t go ahead and push it, because it’ll be a whole lot worse if I do,” she said.Staying Out of the HeatIn addition to brain fog and fatigue, heat has also been a major trigger for Qwyncile. “My husband’s family was having a get-together for July 4th. ...
... Now, she tries not to do exhausting tasks alone. “If I feel it, I don’t go ahead and push it, because it’ll be a whole lot worse if I do,” she said.Staying Out of the HeatIn addition to brain fog and fatigue, heat has also been a major trigger for Qwyncile. “My husband’s family was having a get-together for July 4th. ...
... Control might look like self-care: a walk around the block, getting up early for 15 minutes of alone time, spending time each week encouraging others who have MS or starting a gratitude journal. Don't let anyone (including yourself!) make you feel guilty for taking care of yourself. Have you found ways to take back control and practice patience? ...
... Control might look like self-care: a walk around the block, getting up early for 15 minutes of alone time, spending time each week encouraging others who have MS or starting a gratitude journal. Don't let anyone (including yourself!) make you feel guilty for taking care of yourself. Have you found ways to take back control and practice patience? ...
... Always talk to your medical care team before starting a new nutritional, vitamin, or herbal supplement.You Are Not Alone: Finding Support for MSMyMSTeam is the social network for people with multiple sclerosis and their loved ones. ...
... Always talk to your medical care team before starting a new nutritional, vitamin, or herbal supplement.You Are Not Alone: Finding Support for MSMyMSTeam is the social network for people with multiple sclerosis and their loved ones. ...
... Having insomnia is hard enough, let alone managing symptoms of MS while you’re trying to sleep. Sometimes, just knowing you are not alone can help. Many MyMSTeam members express the pain and frustration of dealing with muscle spasms at night: “I get them every day — sometimes, even in the middle of the night. ...
... Having insomnia is hard enough, let alone managing symptoms of MS while you’re trying to sleep. Sometimes, just knowing you are not alone can help. Many MyMSTeam members express the pain and frustration of dealing with muscle spasms at night: “I get them every day — sometimes, even in the middle of the night. ...
... Sometimes, it’s hard to tell the difference based on symptoms alone. Symptoms that are seen in both MS flares and stroke can include: Weakness and/or numbness of the arms, legs, or face Changes in vision, including vision loss or blurred vision Difficulty walking Problems with balance or coordination Headache Dizziness Confusion 3. ...
... Sometimes, it’s hard to tell the difference based on symptoms alone. Symptoms that are seen in both MS flares and stroke can include: Weakness and/or numbness of the arms, legs, or face Changes in vision, including vision loss or blurred vision Difficulty walking Problems with balance or coordination Headache Dizziness Confusion 3. ...
... Christiane Wolf And sometimes, it can be helpful to imagine yourself and your circle with them or just being at your back, having your back, so you can sense that you’re not alone. ...
... Christiane Wolf And sometimes, it can be helpful to imagine yourself and your circle with them or just being at your back, having your back, so you can sense that you’re not alone. ...
... Members of MyMSTeam often discuss feeling alone, especially when others don’t seem to understand or relate to their experiences. Here are five ways to combat loneliness. Enter Cell 2 Content Here... Enter Cell 3 Content Here... Enter Cell 4 Content Here... Enter Cell 5 Content Here... Enter Cell 6 Content Here... ...
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