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Glad to see the thread moving.
I don't sleep much here in the hospital room, vitals checked every two hours, nurses do their job asking how I'm doing, if I need anything
Did PT on Monday and hoping for more today.. I don't move much, if at all here save for a few walks throughout the day. They've got me on a corticosteroid , I did some reading and its the anti roids that would sound appealing
The neuros officially diagnosed it as MS on Monday after they looked at the spinal fluid pull from Friday, now I'm just here riding it out.
Theyveseen my walk/stumble, theyve seen I can't walk tip toed, or one foot in front of the other without falling. I have a wide gait in my step, mainly due to me being aware of my imbalance and potential for a fall, so I use my wide stance as a means to push off one foot and transfer weight to the other, and repeat the process back.
I've shaken the shock from Friday, by Monday I was aware officially that it is what I have, and I'm ready to move onward and forward with this..
We're all gonna make it bros
Prayers fam. I like your outlook on life. No matter how hard it gets, push through, because in the end you look back and know damn well you tired your hardest.
The failures and downs of life make all the successes and ups that much better.