[bondvagabond]

By far the most common type of ms is "relapsing remitting" @ about %80 of ms patients. Some of which have only one episode of symptoms their whole life. I have the rarest kind, primary progressive with relapses. This means I get symptom spikes like the %80 but my base line of symptoms is getting worse over time. M.s. Is weird in that depending on where in the brain the lesions form the symptoms can vary significantly. For me I have had steadily increasing fatigue/memory loss/cognitive function loss/bowel and bladder control loss since 2009 with a relapse of psychological catatonia in 2013 and another relapse of a fatigue/cognitive function loss spike in 2014. It's been a weird ride, going from backpacking 1000+ miles per year/ bike commuting to building my eventual wheel chair van. End thread high jack.