Society is harsh and quick to judge a book by its cover. This can definitely cause high levels of self doubt and low levels of self esteem. Remember, these doctors took an oath to treat and care for any patient that comes before them but there's still some that slide through the cracks and if you're anything like me, its easy to find yourself growing timid and bashful becoming too scared to ask the questions that need answers to them. So, what's one question you'd like to ask a doctor without judgement or shame or anything? Join the discussion here and drop a comment. This is a safe space 😘

What better way to construct my FIRST Skool posting than with my first initial YouTube video I did back in 2019 just discussing my first few early days dealing with my Multiple Sclerosis right after receiving my diagnosis. First symptoms of MS are usually vision problems (like my CIS episode in life), numbness, tingling, muscle weakness/stiffness and balance/coordination issues which usually only effect one side of the body at a time. Crazy, right?! But it doesn't stop there! Other common early symptoms can be overwhelming fatigue, cognitive changes, bladder and bowel issues as well. These symptoms can appear subtly or suddenly, there's really no telling. Do you know anyone dealing with these symptoms? Are YOU someone dealing with these symptoms? join the community and share with us here! -All love, Brionn the Brainiac