Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

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Multiple Sclerosis (MS)

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Your Questions

How has your diagnosis changed your outlook on life? Please select one answer that is most appropriate to you.

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It has made me more determined and focused to live life to the full.

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It has made me more fearful of the future.

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I have accepted it is part of me and my makeup and won’t let it hinder me in anyway.

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It has stopped me from achieving or doing the things I wanted to do.

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It has impacted my family more and I worry about the pressures on them in the future.

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I am more anxious than I was and worry about what is to come.

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Made me realise that I need to look after myself and make proactive decisions about my health.

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It hasn’t had any impact on my outlook.

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Top 5s

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Websites / Forums / Blogs

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Barts MS Blog
A blog from the team at Barts Hospital London, talking about MS research, new advancements and what they as a research team are working towards. Excellent blog if you want to delve a bit deeper into the research world of MS.
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E:60 Catching Kayla
The remarkable story of Kayla Montgomery - who, despite being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, has become one of the best young distance runners in the US. A totally inspiring video, this young lady rocks! Have your tissues ready, this is beautiful.
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Shift MS
The social network for MSers
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Stumbling in flats
An uplifting and very funny take on life with MS. Truthful without the 'woe me' factor, Barbara's blog is a great read and has been truend into a book.
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Multiple sclerosis News Today
News, developments and Research about MS. Has a weekly email news alert to keep up to date.

Apps

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My MS Team
The social network for Msers.
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SymTrac
SymTrac™ is a free iPhone app that helps people with multiple sclerosis (MS) track general wellbeing and symptoms over time. The data recorded can be viewed in easy-to-read charts and shared with MS specialist teams to enhance consultation time and support decision making. Produced by Novartis.
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Carezone
CareZone Meds make sure you always have an up to date list of your or your loved one’s medications, and that you’re staying on top of instructions given to you after diagnosis, treatment or discharge.
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EDSS Calculator
For Healthcare professionals; calculate the Expanded Disability Status Scale (EDSS) score according to the methodology from Kurtzke "Rating neurologic impairment in multiple sclerosis: an expanded disability status scale (EDSS)"
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MS Diagnosis and Management
An app to help physicians and medical professionals relating to MS diagnosis and management

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