Randomly choosing incorrect words in your sentences is one of the many free gifts that comes with MS.
Today I actually said, "Do you want any butter on your sand bread?" Instead of sandwich 😂🥪
What's the most random thing you've said?
#multiplesclerosis#mshumour#msawareness
In all seriousness, guys with MS or without...take care of yourselves. Never be afraid to talk, to cry, to take some time out or to take some time to yourself. You are precious. You are human. Don't be too hard on yourself.
#internationalmensday#mentalhealth#MultipleSclerosis
Loneliness can affect many people at #Christmas time. We asked people living with MS what loneliness means to them. You can help stop loneliness this Christmas by making a donation to the MS-UK Helpline https://t.co/fFusmQLeo2 #multiplesclerosis#Appeal#donate#ThankYou
Just saw something on Facebook which was quite funny. It was saying the having MS means that Zombies no longer want to eat our brains. I'd call that a win if there were a Zombie Apocalypse situation #MShumour 😜
As part of #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek we've been raising awareness of invisible MS symptoms. Next up is eyes and sight problems.
Issues with vision are a common MS symptom, and can affect everyone differently.
Here's our info on how MS affect the eyes: https://t.co/ic2EGVdzoI
If you know someone who fights chronic pain and fatigue every single day please have some compassion, I guarantee you your perception of their agony will be a mile away from what it actually is.
#ChronicPain#ChronicFatigueSyndrome#MultipleSclerosis
MS diagnosis is overwhelming and that's without the added pressure of having to tell friends and family 🤯
If you want to make sense of #MS but aren't ready to tell those close to you, sign up anonymously.
Talk to other MSers that get it ➡️ https://t.co/VYpC8i72jk