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LeetCheet posted...

When my gf got the disease(over 15 years ago, way before I met her) she was apparently temporarily blind. She eventually got her vision back though but everything is now blurry on her left eye.
She can also sometimes lose her balance which worries me every time she stands on a stool.
She also suffers from very frequent headaches which I can't even imagine how painful it would be have in the long run.
Besides all that the disease seems to be mild.
The plaques she have in her brain have been stable for a long time now which sounds good.

At work we have at least two other people with MS, and both of them suffers way more from it.
Neither of them work full-time, one of them can barely walk and the other one have intense pains in the spine so she has to take morphine in order to manage it.

Edit; Sorry for being off-topic : (

For me my diagnosis started when I suddenly had double vision in one eye. That is not supposed to happen, because double vision is usually your two eyes not aligning. My vision is already horrendous and has been getting worse every year of my life, but I don't THINK the MS has made it worse.

Though I suspect I had MS for a loooooong time before I was diagnosed with it.
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