Does anyone here suffer from a chronic disease?

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Idk if this is the place to post this.

I'm close to being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Just wondering if you do and if so how do you cope with it.
 

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I suffered chronic back pain and nerve damage from a massive injury. Im largely recuperated now though thanks to my martial arts practice, but ill be damned if my feet dont still hurt. i also have a numb portion on my left side which persists.

best of luck man. MS is a truly difficult disease. you got this though mane.
 

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I suffered chronic back pain and nerve damage from a massive injury. Im largely recuperated now though thanks to my martial arts practice, but ill be damned if my feet dont still hurt. i also have a numb portion on my left side which persists.

best of luck man. MS is a truly difficult disease. you got this though mane.

What happened breh?
 

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I suffered chronic back pain and nerve damage from a massive injury. Im largely recuperated now though thanks to my martial arts practice, but ill be damned if my feet dont still hurt. i also have a numb portion on my left side which persists.

best of luck man. MS is a truly difficult disease. you got this though mane.

It's tuff.. Thanks bro.
 

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What happened breh?

I was helping a friend move into his apartment. We were taking a breather so I sat down on a window ledge. The landlord had closed the window but not shut it. I leaned back on it and fell out three stories, broke 2 bones in my left wrist, breaking a vertebra, incurring some nerve damage, and became partially paralyzed for a few weeks. This was 2 years ago, right at the beginning of my 2nd semester junior year. I missed 3 weeks of college then had to decide whether id skip the semester or take 18 credits and some of the hardest classes of my life while I was in a back brace and couldn't even walk more than a fifty yards without having to stop and rest. I did it anyway. it was hard. I was alone except for my two best friends and in a brace for 4 months. I couldnt control my bladder or bowels well either, and so I lived in fear of not being able to make it to a toilet. I was terrified of showers. I had to take off the brace to do it and if I fukked up and slipped, I would refracture my back and need aurgery.. I was in constant nerve pain, like hot needles dipped in fire stabbing your legs all day in night and nothing can stop it or blunt it except for a single medication. That time of my life showed me what I was really made of as a person. and who my real friends were. my buddy used to carry my laundry for me up and down the stairs.others came to visit me in my room. I couldn't really go out and socialize.

definitely a life changing experience.
 

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I was helping a friend move into his apartment. We were taking a breather so I sat down on a window ledge. The landlord had closed the window but not shut it. I leaned back on it and fell out three stories, broke 2 bones in my left wrist, breaking a vertebra, incurring some nerve damage, and became partially paralyzed for a few weeks. This was 2 years ago, right at the beginning of my 2nd semester junior year. I missed 3 weeks of college then had to decide whether id skip the semester or take 18 credits and some of the hardest classes of my life while I was in a back brace and couldn't even walk more than a fifty yards without having to stop and rest. I did it anyway. it was hard. I was alone except for my two best friends and in a brace for 4 months. I couldnt control my bladder or bowels well either, and so I lived in fear of not being able to make it to a toilet. I was terrified of showers. I had to take off the brace to do it and if I fukked up and slipped, I would refracture my back and need aurgery.. I was in constant nerve pain, like hot needles dipped in fire stabbing your legs all day in night and nothing can stop it or blunt it except for a single medication. That time of my life showed me what I was really made of as a person. and who my real friends were. my buddy used to carry my laundry for me up and down the stairs.others came to visit me in my room. I couldn't really go out and socialize.

definitely a life changing experience.


damn...

i worked a job when i was in my early 20 that was nothing but lifting and pushing heavy shyt around all day. my back started acting funny but i just ignored it.

then one day i went to pick up some small shyt and my lower back felt like someone put a white hot knife in it. i saw a flash of white and fell to the ground.

it took 3 months before i could go back to work.

12 years later it happened again while putting away groceries.
but that time i didn't just lay in bed. i went for walks every day and noticed that it really hurt when my left leg stepped forward...my hamstring was too tight and was pulling on my lower back.

i would stretch it out every day...the first week was a bytch, i thought i was doing more harm than good at one point but i was gaining movement and flexibility very quickly.

any time my back starts acting up i stretch and then i'm all good.
 

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Idk if this is the place to post this.

I'm close to being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Just wondering if you do and if so how do you cope with it.

my mom was diagnosed with MS a while ago.
she had numbness on the left side of her body and the left side of her face was drooping down.

she found out years later that she did not have MS and the symptoms were most likely caused by stress....shyt was crazy.
 

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I was helping a friend move into his apartment. We were taking a breather so I sat down on a window ledge. The landlord had closed the window but not shut it. I leaned back on it and fell out three stories, broke 2 bones in my left wrist, breaking a vertebra, incurring some nerve damage, and became partially paralyzed for a few weeks. This was 2 years ago, right at the beginning of my 2nd semester junior year. I missed 3 weeks of college then had to decide whether id skip the semester or take 18 credits and some of the hardest classes of my life while I was in a back brace and couldn't even walk more than a fifty yards without having to stop and rest. I did it anyway. it was hard. I was alone except for my two best friends and in a brace for 4 months. I couldnt control my bladder or bowels well either, and so I lived in fear of not being able to make it to a toilet. I was terrified of showers. I had to take off the brace to do it and if I fukked up and slipped, I would refracture my back and need aurgery.. I was in constant nerve pain, like hot needles dipped in fire stabbing your legs all day in night and nothing can stop it or blunt it except for a single medication. That time of my life showed me what I was really made of as a person. and who my real friends were. my buddy used to carry my laundry for me up and down the stairs.others came to visit me in my room. I couldn't really go out and socialize.

definitely a life changing experience.

Damn that sucks breh, but I bet youre alot mentally tougher for it

I asked cuz I just broke my leg similar to that player in louisville on a basketball court a few weeks ago and I thought I had it bad
 

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damn...

i worked a job when i was in my early 20 that was nothing but lifting and pushing heavy shyt around all day. my back started acting funny but i just ignored it.

then one day i went to pick up some small shyt and my lower back felt like someone put a white hot knife in it. i saw a flash of white and fell to the ground.

it took 3 months before i could go back to work.

12 years later it happened again while putting away groceries.
but that time i didn't just lay in bed. i went for walks every day and noticed that it really hurt when my left leg stepped forward...my hamstring was too tight and was pulling on my lower back.

i would stretch it out every day...the first week was a bytch, i thought i was doing more harm than good at one point but i was gaining movement and flexibility very quickly.

any time my back starts acting up i stretch and then i'm all good.

After i got hurt i tried everything to rehab. I tried boxing walking and running, yoga, lifting weights, but none of it truly helped. then this year i started doing the chinese martial art Xingyiquan. It cured me. If you suffer still i highly recommend seeking out instruction in that, Baguazhang, or Taijiquan. Seriously game changing
 
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I suffered chronic back pain and nerve damage from a massive injury. Im largely recuperated now though thanks to my martial arts practice, but ill be damned if my feet dont still hurt. i also have a numb portion on my left side which persists.

Word Me too...homie.




best of luck man. MS is a truly difficult disease. you got this though mane.
 

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my mom was diagnosed with MS a while ago.
she had numbness on the left side of her body and the left side of her face was drooping down.

she found out years later that she did not have MS and the symptoms were most likely caused by stress....shyt was crazy.

Today I actually woke up with my left hand and foot numb.

It's been a nightmare... I know it's just going to get worse too.. It has been.
 

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After i got hurt i tried everything to rehab. I tried boxing walking and running, yoga, lifting weights, but none of it truly helped. then this year i started doing the chinese martial art Xingyiquan. It cured me. If you suffer still i highly recommend seeking out instruction in that, Baguazhang, or Taijiquan. Seriously game changing


believe it or not, biking was my cure.
my hamstrings and lower back must be scarred and prone to tightness after the initial injury. keeping them active and flexible is what keeps it from fukking me up...last time it happened i was having back spasms and it took me 20 minutes to get out of bed with my girl's help.

worst feeling ever when your body is no longer yours.
 

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After i got hurt i tried everything to rehab. I tried boxing walking and running, yoga, lifting weights, but none of it truly helped. then this year i started doing the chinese martial art Xingyiquan. It cured me. If you suffer still i highly recommend seeking out instruction in that, Baguazhang, or Taijiquan. Seriously game changing

What is it about Xingyiquan that cured you? I know in those Chinese martial arts they have an emphasis on breathing/life energy. Was that it?
 

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Damn that sucks breh, but I bet youre alot mentally tougher for it

I asked cuz I just broke my leg similar to that player in louisville on a basketball court a few weeks ago and I thought I had it bad

I have a pretty high pain tolerance. really it was the boredom and loneliness that was worse. and to boot i was just happy to be alive and shyt, and not comatose or a quadraplegic. i didnt need any surgery apart from correcting some bones in my wrist either. So really im grateful for my luck
 
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