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@klstenhouse Does it help?

@ForkYouMS Yes. It is a supplement that works along similar lines to metformin. I know for me, if I’m insulin resistant (even if not type 2) I have more pain and fatigue.

Anyone ever taken or heard of berberine supplements for MS?

@Laurenlondoner Does it help? Do u feel a difference.

@ForkYouMS I take them

Life can throw us unexpected curveballs- 2 hurricanes, 2 totaled cars, home gutted, complexities of flood, homeowner's, & car insurance, running my business tackling life's tasks 24 hrs a day not enough . Did I forget to mention I have MS

@MaggieMayTB I like your mantra. Pushing through hard things is the only I know. It has been my whole life, well before MS. Now I push harder to prove to myself that even with MS I am the same. SISU

@ForkYouMS My mantra…because MS suxs

Honesty is more than truth; it includes ethics, accountability, reliability, courage, authenticity... Not honest about my MS-not even with myself. Not in denial, but when people ask how I’m doing, I say fine. I take on tasks I shouldn't. 100% aware Not sure when this will change

@themsguide I don't really know what giving is. My mother had Parkinson's for 20 years (45-65) she never gave in and set a stand for me for my entire life. Want to hear more about our ride. Proud of you Dom.

@ForkYouMS Overall, I think it is healthier. I’d never forgive myself for giving in. It has to take it. I’m not giving it up without a fight.

@MiChungUSA when you feel like crying be proud of your accomplishments SISU

@PaulWMatthews17 Hard to change how we are wired. Wish you the best. SISU

@ForkYouMS Have the same problem. Have got better with myself but still find myself pushing too hard and then suffering (and ruining other plans). Find it so difficult to take breaks, ask for help,slow down-even when I know what the outcome will be! Still wish I was like how I used to be!

It shouldn't take a hurricane, an emergency, or a crisis for people to come together, help one another, and act with kindness. I've seen more goodness in people during Florida's back-to-back hurricanes than I have in the last five years.bit.ly/4h6hlTS

My wife & son are safe, there’s nothing more important than that. Like thousands of others, my home flooded during the hurricane, my heart goes out to all impacted. Count blessings, not losses

Fear made me brave. Growing up shy and introverted led me to become curious about others & compassionate. Being small made me strong, strength gave me courage. Courage brought confidence, confidence fueled drive to work hard. Hard work paved the way to success. more to come

Universe works in mysterious ways. Live in fl Home flooded. Checked in to hotel By chance put is in a handicap room. Is not handicapped but up for 48 hours. MS bad. Nice to have a sit down shower.

Join me tomorrow, Sat 9/28 11a EST for a .@YouTube LIVESTREAM. In addition to an #MS Q&A, I'll also discuss the latest data supporting using the BTKi Tolebrutinib in SPMS!

At a bar last night. Slow dancing &.loving on my wife 1 song i need to sit feet are in pain, later dance again. Wife is dancing in front of me & with friends. Lady next to me tells me u need to dance w her more. I will at next good song. She says to me. I can see

Got MS, find new ways to do old things. These bikes are great bit.ly/3X6AQCe I have 2- 2 wheelers. IF I dont have enough energy when I want to go for a ride on my road bike I use my Lectric.

Anyone notice that many of the runners are wearing orange shoes. Orange is the color of MS. Cool that British twins Lina & Laviai Nielsen had the opportunity to run. Laviat received a bronze medal in the mixed 4x400m relay

Fire Up Your Taste Buds: Spicy, Juicy Chicken Burgers, Gluten & Dairy Free. Great for my MS diet. Gluten & Dairy free? Have read various opinions. At a minimum it makes me feel like I have some control over MS. Still gotta eat these burgers R great youtube.com/shorts/nP5YUma…

My home has been chaotic. I am working to re-establish my routine. During the disruption I've been forgetting little things-where I put things like my keys & phone (things I do without thinking). I don't use MS as an excuse, but I can't help but wonder if it's related.

I am organized with a clear sense of purpose. I understand the ‘why’ behind my tasks, which helps me stay focused & positive. I've managed MS well The last 6 weeks I've been busy, stressed, & displaced (Construction on my home). the organization & routine that I thrive on is gone