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huh. i have ms and run. i have not noticed this, although i do have problems "restarting" (when you stop and then need to start running again, it's hard when
by andrewcooke 13y ago
huh. i have ms and run. i have not noticed this, although i do have problems "restarting" (when you stop and then need to start running again, it's hard when you're tired). i admit i've never pushed myself to the point where i collapse when finishing - that must take some will-power because it gets progressively harder to control what your damn body is doing.
unfortunately the disease is very unpredictable. in a sense, it's just random "deleting" of nerves. so each person has different symptoms.
anyway, good on her; i hope she's stable enough (things don't get worse) for this to continue (on the other hand, if it were me, and re-mylinization (recovery of damaged nerves) improved my control, i'd take that over running fast...)