Hi Johnny5,
No one really ever wanted to be here, but you're very welcome now you have arrived. There are many different people, seemingly all with different stories. All with different experiences, which can be very comforting. Yours is a particularly poignant story and I am so sorry that you're following your brother - albeit at a slower rate.
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Hi John and a warm welcome to the forum. There lots of friendship and support on here .
Love Debbie x
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Hi Johnny and welcome to forums. Iโm glad that your journey with MND is slower than your poor brotherโs was. Love Lynne x
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Hi Johnny .
Glad your journey seems to be slow.Hard that your saw your brother go through the MND quickly.
Hope you get support on this forum
Best wishes
Mary
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Hi Jonny5. Welcome aboard the ship. We've all got scurvy, the lashings appalling and the boat's going down. Apart from that ... we're carrying on fineLast edited by Gordan1111; 9 July 2021, 09:29.
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Hi John from Florida
so nice to meet you. Really lovely people here who are happy to share all kinds of problems, sadness and laughter.
love and hugs Denise xxx
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Hello
Hello,
I am new, so an intro is good. I am Johnny5, aka, John from Florida. I first started symptoms (fasciculations) in the summer of 2015 after a lumber/nerve injury. By 2017 they had spread, and by 2018, weakness began setting in my left leg. Diagnosed w/possible ALS in Aug 2018, then probable ALS in Oct 2019. I still walk with a cane (slow walking) and most of my symptoms are on my left side, or asymmetric. I also have mild swallowing issues, and my voice is starting to get pretty hoarse. I am blessed with very slow progress.
My brother had Bulbar ALS. He was diagnosed in Oct 2015 and left us on 6 Jan 2016. So far, no genetic familial tests have been run except for the C9orf72 (?) which was negative.Tags: None
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