Hi everyone,
Feel very basic asking this but does anyone know if a Stanley cup (not made of glass) is allowed? It's the only water bottle I have.
My partner says it could still be used as a weapon so probably safer to leave it at home.
Love to hear from you.
Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone,
In 2023 I (32F) was diagnosed with MS, and that same year I started Mavenclad. I’m happy to share that I’ve successfully completed the treatment.
Now my partner and I are talking seriously about becoming a mom and dad, and while that fills me with so much joy, it also brings up a lot of fear.
Will I be a good mother? Will I have enough energy? What happens on the days when my body just… doesn’t cooperate?
Because those days exist. Days where I’m utterly exhausted, can barely move, and deal with severe headaches. And I can’t help but wonder.. on those days, would I be letting my child down?
I’d love to hear from parents in this community. What do you do on the days when MS hits hard? How do you show up for your kids when you’re struggling to show up for yourself? Do you have strategies, routines, or just words of comfort that help?
Any perspective, from moms, dads, or even people who’ve faced this same fear would mean the world to me.
Thank you 🤍