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Quigley

2y ago

Need a Walking Buddy? Let's Connect!

anyone still walking?

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Moxie_Bluesky

2y ago

Still walking with a cane for long distance or uneven surfaces. I have relapsing remitting.
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MSowleyes

2y ago

I am. Age 45 Spms, MS for 26 yrs only dx 2 yrs ago, wheelchair user last year for 6mo (far from first time stuck in one) Complications while starting Ocrevus, long battle... but now walking up to 3mi multiple times a week. Motility service dog in training. Remember the first 30-45 min of moving is always the worst, hydration, electrolyte balance, safety with movement, take breaks often, control the mental health makes a massive difference in success. #Yoga moves Ms
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jdog54321

2y ago

I'm kind of in the same boat as all these other guys. I can walk but I would rather have a cane or something. I'm scared to get walking assistance though because I think I might go downhill even faster if I do.
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jdog54321

2y ago

I ended up getting a walking stick. I use it quite often and it's very helpful.
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Adrian7003

2y ago

I can walk, but my lack of balance makes me look like I'm a little drunk. I'm young so ig my symptoms will worsen
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Beans617

2y ago

same! I've had people ask me at work if I'm drunk. I WISH! 😅
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Nicholas_Ice

2y ago

this is pretty much exactly how I feel too.
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Demolition

2y ago

I'm walking ..I have remitting relapsing
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Niko1990

2y ago

Its hard but I try to walk alot

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