My Invisible Symptoms - an MS Project

MS World Day-May 30, 2019 #myinvisiblems
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The MS Views and News organization developed this special video to help increase awareness of multiple sclerosis and the challenges of invisible MS symptoms.
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The purpose of this project is to share the experience of living with the invisible symptoms of MS for both a person living with MS and their loved ones.
These are real people living with or affected by MS, sharing emotions, expressing their viewpoints and experiences to help raise awareness of the invisible MS symptoms.

We hope you too, can say: "You Do Not Have to See My MS Symptoms to Believe Them"

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We want to thank all of the brave MS champions who contributed with open minds and hearts in an effort to raise awareness and reduce isolation. By sharing your experience you have challenged common misconceptions and help people understand how to provide the right support.
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**Help raise awareness and share this video with others!**
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Thank You to the supporters who recognized the importance of this project for 2019 #WorldMSDay,
#SanofiGenzyme, #Celgene, #EMDSerono, #Novartis
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[LilTinkerHell]

Those who know me may have witnessed the occasional spasm, tremor, Riverdance impersonation... There’s also the stabbing pains, fatigue & countless other invisible symptoms. I’ve heard of too many stories when those who suffer and are accosted for parking in Handicapped spaces. Our pain may not be visible, but trust me - it’s there... I, myself have been accused of too many bathroom breaks by a boss who refused to see this as a symptom. Today is World MS Day. I’m hoping to help bring awareness to the many faces of this disease. @WorldMSDay #MultipleSclerosis #MyInvisibleMS

[marlonius]

This so true! One of the hardest things to deal with MS isnt actually the symptoms but people's ignorance looking at me like I'm a Al-key or druggy when I'm out in the public or people being a know it all with my symptoms and becoming a qualified neurologist on the spot. I could be having a day when my nerves are playing up bad so I'm walking all over the place or the other day I had a phone interview and my speech was playing up bad so the interview said he would email me the details at the end of the conversation but I new he wouldn't because I sounded illeterate on the phone lol