u/quietiampooping

Good morning to my MS buddies. The only people that understand what we live with.

I saw a new Neurologist because his bio states - “...has an interest and expertise in Headache disorders, Migraines and Multiple Sclerosis.”

I mention that because he is sending me to other Drs to determine if issues I'm having are caused by MS.

Told him about the sudden urgency I feel to urinate. Sometimes I can't empty my bladder which requires many trips to the bathroom.

He said I'm having internal and external urethral sphincter spasms & temporarily put me on Oxybutynin CI 5mgs. He said I need to see a Urologist to determine if it's being caused by MS.

A few yrs ago I had optic neuritis. Now I have black dots in the same eye. These are different from the floaters everyone gets now & then because they are black dots. I keep thinking bugs are flying around me. They don't affect my eyesight but are almost constant & I have had them for 4 months. When I told my Neuro about it he said see an eye Dr.

My main question for you all is - has anyone seen a urologist for bladder issues only to find out it's MS & the Neuro gave you the correct Rx? I don't want to spend time & money going to another Dr that's not going to do anything different.

Thanks everyone. Have a great day - if that's possible with this awful disease.

Hello everyone. I have been an executive assistant for the same company for almost 24 years. It was sold and shut down so now I am a bit older and looking for a job. I have an interview for an executive assistant position and I don't even know what questions to ask anymore during the interview.

I know I'm going to be competing with younger candidates so if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can make myself stand out, I'd really appreciate it.

Thank you.

Hello everyone. I have been an executive assistant for the same company for almost 24 years. It was sold and shut down so now I am a bit older and looking for a job. I have an interview for an executive assistant position and I don't even know what questions to ask anymore during the interview.

I know I'm going to be competing with younger candidates so if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can make myself stand out, I'd really appreciate it.

Thank you.

Hello everyone. I have been an executive assistant for the same company for almost 24 years. It was sold and shut down so now I am a bit older and looking for a job. I have an interview for an executive assistant position and I don't even know what questions to ask anymore during the interview.

I know I'm going to be competing with younger candidates so if anyone has any suggestions as to how I can make myself stand out, I'd really appreciate it.

Thank you.

Saw a commercial for a home decor store. A lady was touching decorative pillows. I immediately thought, OMG your DNA is now on that & if that pillow is anywhere near a crime scene you could be investigated.

I think I need therapy.😂😂

Been watching Emergency all day.

Love the show. Love Johnny & Roy.

Saw on the after show that she's in culinary school. I wonder if due to her time in BD, production will bring her back as a chef.

I would love to see how she behaves with actual authority & not just the authority that exists only in her head.

But I'm sure I would be highly annoyed & not able to watch more than maybe 2 episodes.

I also think bringing her on as a chef is an insult to all the other chefs that have yrs of experience to get there.

Would you watch if Ellie was the chef?

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I had my 1st sciatica experience about 15 yrs ago. Had steroid injections & been pain free until a month ago. It came back bad.

I've been taking Baclofin 10mgs 3xs/day for a week & am still in major pain. Has it helped anyone?