I'm Beccah and I'm new here but not new to the ups and downs, flares and remissions of "probable MS".
I kinda shot myself in the foot I realize now but when a doc tells you there's nothing wrong that its all in your head then gives you a scrip for neurontin, even to a young dumb non-medical type it's frustrating because it makes no sense.
When you finally decide you have enough but are angry at said neuro and you find a new one it's maddening to pic up your records from the last one to find a ha d written "probable multiple sclerosis".
After that I just went on steroids when symptoms returned....until now. My other doc says it is time to get a final answer and get treated legitimately and to stop just ignoring things and requesting steroids to rid myself of symptoms.
She convinced me I'd love Maria Melanson at UC. I made the appt but they called to reschedule because she'd left the practice. There is a new neuro there, I don't think she's an MS specialist.
I'll be seeing dr. Patricia Colapietro. Is anyone familiar with her?
I kinda shot myself in the foot I realize now but when a doc tells you there's nothing wrong that its all in your head then gives you a scrip for neurontin, even to a young dumb non-medical type it's frustrating because it makes no sense.
When you finally decide you have enough but are angry at said neuro and you find a new one it's maddening to pic up your records from the last one to find a ha d written "probable multiple sclerosis".
After that I just went on steroids when symptoms returned....until now. My other doc says it is time to get a final answer and get treated legitimately and to stop just ignoring things and requesting steroids to rid myself of symptoms.
She convinced me I'd love Maria Melanson at UC. I made the appt but they called to reschedule because she'd left the practice. There is a new neuro there, I don't think she's an MS specialist.
I'll be seeing dr. Patricia Colapietro. Is anyone familiar with her?
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