I’ve been trying to partake in as many anti-inflammatory things that I can- hoping it helps with my MS inflammation. Though I might not see immediate results, I believe red light therapy and bee venom therapy may be worth doing.

I’m not saying that I’m a perfect church girl. I’m honestly just a broken mess. Anything good in me is God, and anything broken in me, God is actively working on. For your own sanity, Let people think what they want. Today, I choose Peace over worry, faith over fear. I choose to see the…

Is best managed by emerging therapies like Tolebrutinib ( not yet available), that shows promise in trials by targeting inflammation. Traditional disease modifying therapies are largely ineffective for inactive SPMS. Managing lifestyle factors-specifically regular exercise, smoking recession, and a healthy diet- can help manage disability progression and improve quality of life. I also search for…

Saw Dr. Karen today, and she agrees that budasonide maintenance will be good for my colitis. A tiny 3mg tablet lets me enjoy life so much more! Steroid use can cause weakened bones. Though there is a small amount of calcium in my daily vitamin, I’ll add a calcium supplement to my daily nutrition intake.

What’s your super power?

Your strength and courage does.

Is letting go of an older version of myself.

Who hides a thousand feelings behind the happiest smile.

So you can either wallow in the weight of that, or you can fight for your only life and make it a good story.

Commonly associated autoimmune conditions – Studies indicate that people with MS are more likely to also have: Other conditions – Rheumatoid Arthritis, Sjögren’s syndrome, Type 1 diabetes, and Pernicious Anemia This coexistence is likely due to shared genetic susceptibility, immune system dysfunction (like T cell issues), and common environmental triggers, which can cause others autoimmune…