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MS SPOTLIGHT

Selma Blair

By pirden

With an update in FEB 2024, “An Actress’s Journey Through Hollywood and Multiple Sclerosis”

Update: 2024 Feb: According to the latest news; Selma Blair has shared an update on her health, announcing that her multiple sclerosis (MS) is currently in remission. Despite this positive news, she continues to face challenges with chronic pain due to Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS), a genetic condition affecting collagen production in connective tissues. This leads to symptoms like increased skin looseness and joint hypermobility, often resulting in joint dislocations and pain.

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DANCING WITH MS

About cortisone intake

By pirden

Cortisone Intake

In 2017, after completing my new cortisone intake, I wanted to convey a process to you right away with the article I wrote. The experience might have aged, but the events and narratives are 100% real!
Greetings! Here I am, feeling relieved after just getting through an attack phase and anxious about switching to a new medication.

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HOMEOFFICE101

Home Office 101/2: Home Office Organization

By pirden

Everything was once just a gas cloud

For your home office organization: First, you should have everything your profession requires at your fingertips. A computer and/or smartphones are our ‘absolute necessity.’ Because whatever we want to sell, we have to photograph and share it on social media and sales sites (this can be handcraft, computer graphics, or another profession that doesn’t come to mind right now), so we need to be constantly connected to the Internet.

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HOMEOFFICE101

Home office 101/1 : The Realities of Remote Work

By pirden

An Honest Guide to Working From Home: As someone with over 20 years of experience, I wanted to create a series of articles on remote work, blending research and observations. This was an endeavor I began before my acquaintance with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). After MS entered my life, I started to harness all the advantages of working from home. I’m excited to share these insights with you.

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MS RESEARCHS

The MS medication list from the National MS Society

By pirden

Modifying the disease course

Establishing and following a treatment plan with your healthcare provider is the best strategy and medication for managing your MS. Medications are used in multiple sclerosis (MS) to modify the disease course, treat relapses — also called attacks or exacerbations — and manage symptoms. Along with the other essential components of comprehensive MS care, these medications help you manage your MS and enhance your quality of life.

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MS WARRIOR's SHOP

Discover Unique Designs from CrunchyMyelin’s Shop

By pirden

Your support means the world—explore my ETSY shop for heartfelt designs.

Holistic Haven Designs
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MS RESEARCHS

MS Progression: Key Research Areas and Innovations

By pirden

This article highlights the work of the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS) in the United States. It also covers research from other NIH institutes that are leading efforts to understand and treat multiple sclerosis (MS progression). These institutions are heavily involved in brain and nervous system research, providing significant resources for MS studies. Although the exact cause of MS remains elusive. There has been substantial progress in other areas, particularly in developing new treatments to prevent disease flare-ups.

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