My name is David, never in my wildest dreams did I expect to be contributing to your forum.
I was diagnosed with ALS/MND on the 8th of December last year.
I knew something wasn't right when I realised I was sometimes starting to slur words back in October and shortly after I found I could not walk as far as I was doing before. Following an EMG test on the 10th of December, my diagnosis was confirmed.
I asked my neurologist for a prognosis but he declined and said that everyone is different and it was impossible to predict how it would develop.
I have been on Riluzole for ten days now, with no apparent side effects.
After reading some of your posts, I realise that I am one of the lucky ones .....for now anyway.
I don't know how some of you guys cope, I take my hat off to you, I am sure I could not be as strong.
I was diagnosed with ALS/MND on the 8th of December last year.
I knew something wasn't right when I realised I was sometimes starting to slur words back in October and shortly after I found I could not walk as far as I was doing before. Following an EMG test on the 10th of December, my diagnosis was confirmed.
I asked my neurologist for a prognosis but he declined and said that everyone is different and it was impossible to predict how it would develop.
I have been on Riluzole for ten days now, with no apparent side effects.
After reading some of your posts, I realise that I am one of the lucky ones .....for now anyway.
I don't know how some of you guys cope, I take my hat off to you, I am sure I could not be as strong.
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