The Unpredictable Progression of MS
The progression of MS can be very difficult to predict, as it manifests differently in different people. Learn more here.
I was diagnosed with MS in 1994 after finishing college. It started with vision issues that eye specialists could not diagnose, and I ended up telling my doctor about my vision issues and that my mother had MS – which I thought to be the cause eyesight problems. After testing with a neurologist, it was determined that optic neuritis was the cause of my vision issues – so went my MS diagnosis, and thus began my journey.
The progression of MS can be very difficult to predict, as it manifests differently in different people. Learn more here.
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"When the results came out it turned out that I had MS." Sebastian shares his MS diagnosis story. Listen to Sebastian's story here.
If you have been recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or looking to work, listen to Sebastian's speak about MS and work.
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