Hearing the Voice of MS
approximately two thirds of people with MS experience pain at some time during the course of the disease; pain is under-treated; and that pain is associated with depression, anxiety and fatigue although not the sole cause of these symptoms.
MS affects people in different ways. Some have a relatively mild form of MS and may never experience any symptoms which prevent them from working. Others may have to cope with varying degrees of disability from time to time, whilst some people may become severely disabled quickly. It is only a small proportion of people with MS who are so severely affected.
Pseudobulbar affect (PBA) is a neurologic condition that causes sudden, frequent, and involuntary episodes of crying or laughing.
Tags: involuntary emotional expression disorder, ms symptom, ms symptoms, multiple sclerosis, pba, TreatmentsThis theory is All over the internet but I find it such a great description of the problem that I thought I’d share it.
It is written by someone who doesn’t have MS but has another auto-immune disease and the parallel is clear.
by Christine Miserandino www.butyoudontlooksick.com
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