Advice of Transverse myelitis

Remedial massage before

by Darlene

Lots of hand surgeries is helping me get more movement in my hands

by Elizabeth

Rituxan

by Mike

I can't live without gabapentin and morphine or I wouldn't walk

by Char

Time

by Denise

Remaining active as much as possible, but pacing myself along the way

by Megan

Fatigue has been my biggest issue.

by Samantha Bryce

Plenty of exercise

by mikado54mark

Intense Revalidation

by Daan’s mom

Being finally at home w my son makes things a lot more better

by Dramos17

having my mother in law as support has been a blessing

by Francine

Talking to people on groups.

by Fiona

amigos cercanos

by Maria

An amazingly supportive and helpful husband!

by Clare

Wine

by Jabals72

Lots of exercise. Even when you don’t feel like it. Keep moving

by Rodney

Don’t over work yourself!

by Stephen

Support of Friends with the same conditon

by Nailsjule

RDA

by Anna

Movement of any kind, but balanced with nerve fatigue by breaking up exercise into 15 min chunks

by jtcapa

great medical team

by Gary

Time and family support.

by Bob1974

Quit my job last year.

by Melissa

Stretching

by Melissa Tumblin

Often resting on an electrical blanket, sooths my back

by Hilde

Azatioprina

by Ellen

Eat a very clean diet . Drink lots of water .. I notice when I slap with my water intake . My symptoms are worse

by Monique

Physical Therapy

by rciasullo

I continue to work on on the ongoing problems I still experience from

by gloria_kazan

Alternative therapies such as acupuncture.

by RSwanson

A positive outlook

by Andi

Insertion of a suprapubic catheter after two years of self-catheterising.

by [email protected]

Faith

by [email protected]

Be a Warrior

by Les