Post by bisdu on Jul 5, 2016 18:03:42 GMT 1
Twenty - eight years ago I was diagnosed with MS and have been battling it ever since - it has never totally disabled me (except for 2 occasions when I temporarily lost my eyesight)but it is nasty, painful and varied.
Over the years I have had numerous scans where brain lesions have been become more and more apparent, and after another eye scare a couple of months ago was given an appointment for another brain scan and afterwards told to visit the GP last week for the results.
Because I wake up every morning with a shocking headache I was reluctant to actually go for the results so put it off until today when I bit the proverbial bullet.
Extraordinary news is that after them inspecting the new scan,I am told no longer have MS - I double checked what I was hearing as I didn't think this was possible, but my doc assures me that it is and they can no longer find any trace of it - and the headaches are due to a disc deterioration in my neck.
In all the years I had it I have never heard of this, but my doc tells me I am the second patient he has to which this has happened.
Am still in shock but as you can imagine , incredibly happy.
Perhaps if you know anyone with his it might be a sign of encouragement for them too.
Over the years I have had numerous scans where brain lesions have been become more and more apparent, and after another eye scare a couple of months ago was given an appointment for another brain scan and afterwards told to visit the GP last week for the results.
Because I wake up every morning with a shocking headache I was reluctant to actually go for the results so put it off until today when I bit the proverbial bullet.
Extraordinary news is that after them inspecting the new scan,I am told no longer have MS - I double checked what I was hearing as I didn't think this was possible, but my doc assures me that it is and they can no longer find any trace of it - and the headaches are due to a disc deterioration in my neck.
In all the years I had it I have never heard of this, but my doc tells me I am the second patient he has to which this has happened.
Am still in shock but as you can imagine , incredibly happy.
Perhaps if you know anyone with his it might be a sign of encouragement for them too.
