Multiple sclerosis symptoms can flare up at any time and therefore it is important to be prepared when traveling with MS. It is always better to be safe than sorry, so bringing a cane just in case or packing extra medication for excessive fatigue is the safe way to go. It is also helpful to plan your trip carefully so you know where transportation is or whether you will be able to request mobility assistance. MS does not necessarily have to stop you from traveling, but it does take extra planning and the time to take care of yourself.
You’re a multiple sclerosis “gimp” - - someone whose legs get heavy as cement blocks - someone whose legs are as slow and stiff as mollassas in winter- someone with a dangerous “toe pick” capable of tripping even the most respectable hockey player who puts on figure skates You’re a multiple sclerosis…
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Lisa Emrich, Health Guide, commented on Taking MS On the Road: Urinary… Actually using baby diapers as pads, now that's creative. Good suggestion!
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