Classic MS Information
Classic MS Information
Classic MS Information
Useful MS Products
Classic MS Information
Classic MS Information
What choices do we have when selecting products that may ease the difficulty of living life with MS? Here are some products that have helped many of us.
HFAD - Hip flexor Assistance Devise (Walking aide for those with foot drop, knee lock, and hip flexor failure)
AFO- Ankle Foot Orthodic for foot drop, weight distribution, and ankle stability.
Tens Units - Biofeedback device to stimulate nerves while we try to engage muscles.
Supplements - Everyone with MS should consult with a doctors to find out what you need to take and if ALA should be added.
Alternating Pressure Relief Matteress Topper
Antiseptics to avoid infection
Products
Emotions and MS
Classic MS Information
Emotions and MS
Ever wonder why those you seek support from don't understand Multiple Sclerosis nor can offer MS help no matter how hard you try? Multiple Sclerosis symptoms cannot be understood by those who have not actually experienced these symptoms. Here are a few reasons.
- The first is that they just can't fathom the symptom. Some of us will march our loved ones down to an MS experience booth where we make our loved ones wear marbled shoes, special glasses, and weighted vests in hopes they'll understand so they can make us feel a little better.
- The second is that they have enough going on in their own lives that they aren't able or willing to hear the details. It's not that they don't care, it's usually that they don't have the extra capacity to help. Its easy to get hurt by those who are supposed to care, but can't.
- The third is those who really don't care. These are the friends and family members that slowly disappear or avoid you. Some people can't handle sickness even if it may never get bad. The longer you live with MS, the more you find your support where it's best for all. This way your friends and family members don't have to be burdened with everything. Tune in to this video blog of how it's possible to manage life with MS.