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Hi there wow now thanks to your videos I'm understanding so Much more your inspirational I'm not yet diagnosed but my symptoms are similar, two MRIs have multiple lesions on my brain and cervical I have chronic fatigue and really bad balance I feel I can't sit on a chair without the feeling of I'm going to fall off I have numbness in my arms and a creapy crawly feeling in my scalp and legs its really hard to figure this all out oh well I'm off to the neurologist again next week Cheers

Hi my name is joel. I also was diagnosed in 2010. And also went through a break up also that year. Depression and stress made it even worse cause i really didn't understand what was going on with me. But i thank god that im still alive & yes it gets hard for me cause i can't do the things that i used to. I have RRMS. It gets tough at times but i don't let it get the best of me. We have to fight this disease in a positive way. And pray that 1 day they'll be a cure. 

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Hi. I have had some weird symptoms for a few years now and it started with a tingling in my nose. That was some years ago since that started and since then I have had many symptoms that sent my to a neurologist. he examined me and found that I had no reflexes in my feet. so I had an MRI witch was back in 2007 and it was clear. I am now 41 years old and I am having new symptoms like loss of balance,numbness, and panic attacks. every morning I wake up my fingers are numb. I have had blood tests,heart monitor blood pressure monitors and all was ok. my new symptoms are scary and I find it hard to walk down the street trying to keep my balance without looking like ive had a few drinks. my doctor tells me im ok but I know something is wrong. can you give me some advice please because I am at my wits end? Thank you.

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Lady are you kidding me? Please....knees hurting, arthritis & all your other symptoms scream LYME disease. Do a search for "LYME BORRELIOSIS AND MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS: ANY CONNECTION?" Do you see how many people tested positive for Lyme....a SIGNIFICANT NUMBER. Even with flawed testing this was the case. There are many different species of spirochete (Lyme) causing bacteria, not all of them are being tested for in their tests. That is why the tests are so bad and flawed! The CDC this year admits they were wrong. They reported that only 30,000/yr new cases exist, but that the number is 10x more, so 300,000/yr. Well, they are wrong again! Do a search for "one million lyme germany" and you will get a hint for what the numbers might be in the US. If all these people are going around with symptoms, but never find the root cause imagine how big those numbers are. You can watch a free documentary on hulu called "Under Our Skin" or see clips of it on youtube. You can see how many people who were diagnosed with MS tested positive for Lyme. It is a growing epidemic & the CDC is not doing squat about it. There are doctors out there that are giving their life to promote awareness, but if you don't know what you are afflicted with you don't even know where to look.

Thanks Jane. I do not have MS. I do have ITP (rare platelet disorder). chronic stage 4 kidney disease, liver disease, diabetes and high blood pressure. I've had a total hip replacement and fused back. I say all this to express how when you have these big issues come up it is so easy to let someone else take the reins and drive the horse. I did and in the end it wasn't helpful just like you said. Now I am trying to take control again and it is hard. My husband is my caregiver and he is great. Problem with that is that he wants to do EVERYTHING for me. That is no life for him or me. So I am working on this. Please keep sharing. Humor has been my best medicine.

love your vids jane hope you do a vid for today Thursday so us from Oregon can smoke with you we can finally buy it here with out medical card.. :)

Bob Marley said "The simple truth is that everybody will hurt you at some point in life. The secret is to surround yourself with people you are willing to sacrifice for". This comes a lot of pain because we care about these people more than strangers but not as willing to forgive them as we do with strangers.

Jane, I do not have MS. I do have 11 herniated and 3 ruptured disks. I got robbed and fought back in 2010. I was supposed to have surgery, found out two weeks before, I was pregnant. I had my beautiful daughter who just turned nine. I am in pain 24 hours a day. I have stenosis, fibromyalgia, and osteoporosis in my spine. I have been on so many different patches and pills, all it did was made me sleep and still be in pain. After a year of PT and 30 trigger and cortizone shots, I felt strong and mentally prepared for what life was going to be. I went cold turkey off the pills and began using weed as my meds. I was able to maintain. I got robbed at 30 years old, it changed who I was and what I could become! It made me find my true strengths and weaknesses. I do not know your pain Jane, any pain to me is too much. Now on the topic of caregiver, I make all of my decisions because only I live with my pain! I am the one that knows one day I will not be able to walk, my solution for that is I am going to have a horn and a loud speaker so I can honk and yell crap just when I am driving my car!! I do have a supportive and loving husband who went through watching his wife cry while trying to sit in a chair after getting a neck injection along with 4 trigger shots in between her neck and her sholders. He does not like me smoking but definitely likes his wife now instead of drugged. My mom also lives with us and she too has back issues. She also has seen what I have gone through and hands down she supports me using weed. Jane my heart, prayers, and tons of good Karma is getting sent to you!! Watching your videos keeps things in perspective for me. You keep me strong when I am feeling weak. You have made me laugh when I had been crying. Keep your head up! I look forward to more videos!!

I'm a 26 year old stay at home dad. I've been diagnosed with PTSD and generalized anxiety disorder with agoraphobia. Six years ago i met the love of my life and we;re still together today. I will tell you that over the past six years of her and i being together that i lost control of everything. I could barely leave my home and ultimately my doctor considered me disabled and here i sit. Not until 2 years ago when my son was born did i start to push myself back into wanting to be a part of society and start to become myself again. Over the past two years i've managed to be able to start driving on my own again and many other small things that "normal" people do. I'm proud of myself for that.

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