#bringinguscloser

[vertigoblu2302]

⚔ World MS Day 2019 ⚔ My Invisible MS #MyInvisibleMS #bringinguscloser #SMuoviti ⚔ΒΣΛЯDΣD VILLΛΙИS⚔ 🇮🇹 ΒΣΛЯDΣD VILLΛΙИS ITΛLY 🇮🇹 ⚔ SOИS OF LOYΛLTY ⚔ .
🎩My President: @von_knox
🌎My Brotherhood: @beardedvillains
🇪🇺My Alliance: @beardedvillains_europe
🇮🇹My Chapter: @beardedvillainsitaly
•Captain: @faber_smith
•Co-Captains: @daveedone @haniel.njord
•Ambassador: @antonymach
•Scout: @sirgeorge23
•Secretary: @rino_chironde •Sergeant: @beardbearbeer2017
•Enforcers: @mattia_bolognini @francesco__zicolella •Official Charter bv Italy : @beardedvillains_sardinia . #BeardedVillains #BeardedVillainsEurope #BeardedVillainsItaly #BeardedVillainsQueens #BVQueensItaly #Villainettes #BeardedVillainsWorldwide #RiseOfTheItalianChapter #BeardedVillainsBrotherhood #RiseOfTheBrotherhood #OneBrotherhoodOneShip #LoyaltyMakesYouFamily #SonsOfLoyalty #StayBearded #StayLoyal #StayVillain #Beard #BeardedMen #BeardNation #BeardLife #Pogonophile #BeardCrew #BvItalyOriginalSince2015 #VillainsDoItBetter (presso Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/ByFGvxInGYg/?igshid=7x2pup8avt96

[dilfmage]

This is me with my Mom! My Mom is living with MS - multiple sclerosis. MS is an autoimmune disease that causes the body to attack the myelin sheaths that protect nerve signals and keep them moving through the right direction in the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord). Today is World MS day - meant to spread awareness and information. There is no cure for MS, but my mom is fighting strong every day! She’s the funniest person you’ll ever meet, and a quick witted badass. #bringinguscloser #worldmsday

[designingfacez]

Today May 30th is World MS Day. Working together to find ways to improve life with MS now and end MS 4ever. #bringinguscloser #WorldMSDay #multiplesclerosisawareness #mswarrior

[justanotherstory225]

Struggling everyday. I have ms. It doesn't have me.

[addieunderground]

Celebrating World MS Day 2018! #worldmsday #multiplesclerosis #multiplesclerosisawareness #bringinguscloser #nevergiveup

[thecultofsheblog]

Today is world MS day! ⠀⠀ #multiplesclerosis (MS) is one of the most common neurological disorders and causes of disability in young adults. There are 2.3 million people with MS worldwide. . It is likely that hundreds of thousands more remain undiagnosed and many lives are affected indirectly, through caring for someone with #ms . ⠀⠀ Since being diagnosed in February it’s amazing how so much more aware I have become when it comes to how I am feeling both mentally and physically. I am so so grateful for everyone at @weillcornellmedicine and the Judithe Jaffe Center for MS for helping me understand this disease and how to move forward. To be honest, I’ve never felt better or more comfortable in my own skin. Grateful everyday. #bringinguscloser (at New York, New York)

[ice-cream-convos]

#WorldMSDay #BringingUsCloser 🧡🍦#IceCreamConvos.com

[blogsbroughttoyoubypoopkie]

What is MS?

“What is MS?

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is one of the most common neurological disorders and causes of disability in young adults.

There are 2.3 million people with MS worldwide. It is likely that hundreds of thousands more remain undiagnosed and many lives are affected indirectly, through caring for someone with MS.

Most people with MS are diagnosed between the ages of 25 and 31, with around twice as many women diagnosed than men.

The cause of MS is not yet known and as yet there is no cure, though there are treatments available that can help some forms of MS and many things you can do to improve the symptoms.

There's no set pattern to the severity of someone's MS, the course it takes and the symptoms they experience. Every person is different. Symptoms can include blurred vision, weak limbs, tingling sensations, unsteadiness, memory problems and fatigue.

For some people, MS is characterised by periods of relapse and remission (meaning it gets better for a while but then can attack from time to time), while for others it has a progressive pattern (meaning that it gets steadily worse with time). Some people may feel and seem healthy for many years following diagnosis, while others may be severely debilitated very quickly.

MS makes life unpredictable for everyone.”

Thought I’d shine some info on your timeline today 💕