Hi everyone, I have had MS for almost 5 years now. I was diagnosed back when I was 22. I am 27 now. I have a 7 year old son, and sometimes he complains about bees in his feet. I get so nervous when he says this, I am not sure if his feet just fell asleep or if he really is experiencing some tingling/numbness. I have been on 7 different MS medications and I am currently on Cytoxan. I have been on Betaseron, Tysabri, Rituximab, IVIG, Cellcept, Myfortic, and Gilenya. Nothing seems to stick for me, that is the problem. On each MRI that I get, there seems to be either more lesions or my current lesions are active. I am just nervous about everything, I feel like I am losing my mind sometimes.
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BigA
You've been through a lot in 5 years. I've found that many of us are on the anxious side of things, even before diagnosis. Was that the case for you?
I understand it must make you crazy to hear him say that. I'm always looking at my kids. I try to calm my fears by giving them VitaminD. My 12 yo daughter's legs somtimes fall asleep, but I think it's just her sitting funny. I think you shouldn't jump to conclusions, but remain watchful for other symptoms being careful not to make either of you neurotic.
Go to: http://www.overcomingmultiplescleros...amily-Members/
You might check out the site, join and post your question there. You may find information for yourself as well. Good Luck.
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Originally posted by BigA View PostYou've been through a lot in 5 years. I've found that many of us are on the anxious side of things, even before diagnosis. Was that the case for you?
I understand it must make you crazy to hear him say that. I'm always looking at my kids. I try to calm my fears by giving them VitaminD. My 12 yo daughter's legs somtimes fall asleep, but I think it's just her sitting funny. I think you shouldn't jump to conclusions, but remain watchful for other symptoms being careful not to make either of you neurotic.
Go to: http://www.overcomingmultiplescleros...amily-Members/
You might check out the site, join and post your question there. You may find information for yourself as well. Good Luck.
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