Hello, my name is Matt and, though I am not diagnosed with MS, I sometimes experience sensory disruption similar to what has been described on this forum, and I wish to develop a better understanding of my own symptoms, and to offer hope of a better understanding and, God willing, perhaps even a cure for this debilitating disease.
I believe that the crux of the issue lies in the human magnetoreceptive sense. It is a sense that is not well understood, to the extent that most in the medical/scientific community consider it "only a theory" at this point. But I wish to tell the world that I am living proof. I use my magnetic sense daily, and have for many years. My hope in being here is to attract the attention of doctors and scientists who may have the means to put my uniquely overdeveloped sense to the test, and in doing so, bring the world a better understanding of the human brain.
I believe that the crux of the issue lies in the human magnetoreceptive sense. It is a sense that is not well understood, to the extent that most in the medical/scientific community consider it "only a theory" at this point. But I wish to tell the world that I am living proof. I use my magnetic sense daily, and have for many years. My hope in being here is to attract the attention of doctors and scientists who may have the means to put my uniquely overdeveloped sense to the test, and in doing so, bring the world a better understanding of the human brain.