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Acupuncture
by Anna
Gut reset.
by jtcapa
Having more to love and fight for than myself
by Gary
Get a good urologist.
by Bob1974
Talk to my husband and family about how my condition impacts my life.
by Melissa
Exercising
by Melissa Tumblin
Keep a positive mind
by Hilde
Metilpredinisona
by Ellen
Meditation
by Monique
Physical Therapy
by rciasullo
I began exercising immediately after my Transverse Myelitis attack. I couldn't do much at the time, but today I am much better.
by gloria_kazan
Gluten Free and mostly organic diet; very little processed foods
by RSwanson
Gabapenton and muscle relaxers help
by Andi
Unwavering support of my family and friends
by [email protected]
Vitamins
by [email protected]
Physical/Occupational Therapy
by Les
My kids always beside me
by Sharon
Eliminate as much stress as possible
by Kevin Weilacher
Clean organic foods
by Linda
Refusing to give up
by Peggy
Get as much physical therapy as humanly possible.
by Jill
Love
by Dragana
Craniosacral therapy
by Judith Broderick
Keeping stress to a minium, yoga & meditation.
by Marcy
Follow your dr orders
by Kelly
Possibly Adderall. Helps to keep my mind focused on things other than symptoms.
by Nickee Randolph
Exchange platforms on facebook groups
by Anshika
gabapentin at night, to stop the *restless leg* feelings
by Kris
Listening to my body and resting when the pain increases
by Angela
Finding as much info I can on my rare disease.
by Kellie Horn
The support of my husband and family
by Patti
Having had a Dr. that understands how i feel
by Angila
Supplements Omega 3, Milk Thistle, Spirulina, Zinc
by Ally
Essential oils
by Michelle Robinson
My home
by Kim
VitD, Vit B12, magnesium, calcium
by Ky-Mani
anti inflammatory diet
by Randy
Keeping a positive attitude.
by Mauree Childress
God's peace during the tests and MRI's.
by Melissa Priest
Physiotherapy
by Christina Vandewater
Nap as needed and don't feel guilty
by Lisa
Reduce stress
by Tanya Giard
It really helps to have something that makes me happy and relaxed. That can be cuddling my cats, read a good book and having nicely painted nails. Things that make me happy.
by Anne Mette
A reason to fight makes all the difference. The reason doesn't matter, family, kids, travel, getting to your seat at a football game. Just a reason.
by Nikki
My dog and cats.
by P Garvey
Lots of physical and occupational therapy which I've continued doing at home.
by Amoret
Daily Exercise
by Gary Mueller
Having an at home hobby
by Sue
Vitamin D
by Mike
Having a life partner that understands, supports, and advocates for you is most helpful.
by Debra