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Top 2 Cooling Vests Compete in 9 hour endurance challenge. Surprise ending | Multiple Sclerosis |
Comparing two of the best Cooling Vests on the market with a head to head 9 hour heat test..
I was not paid to do this review, these are two cooling vests that I own and have owned for some time. I wanted to see how well they perform overall.
I created an unbiased test and got to work.
Thanks to Andrea @InventorParents for being a good sport and modeling. :)
People with multiple sclerosis (MS) often experience a worsening of their symptoms in hot weather. This is called Uhthoff's phenomenon. Cooling vests can help by:
Lowering body temperature
Reducing fatigue
Improving mobility and coordination
There are different types of cooling vests available, including evaporative cooling vests and ice pack vests. Evaporative cooling vests work by soaking up water and then slowly releasing it through the fabric, which creates a cooling effect. Ice pack vests have pockets that you fill with ice packs.
If you are considering using a cooling vest, it is important to talk to your doctor first. They can help you choose the right type of vest for you and make sure it is safe to use. You can also contact the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) to learn more about their cooling vest distribution program [MSAA cooling products].
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Texas MS 150 2022 Day 1/2 Review/Ride (Rain, Heat, and Multiple Sclerosis). @nationalmssociety
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The Texas MS 150 is a two-day charity bike tour that benefits the National Multiple Sclerosis Society [National MS Society]. It's the largest fundraising event in Bike MS across the country. The most recent event took place on April 27-28, 2024. Cyclists rode various routes starting in Houston and Austin before converging in La Grange and finishing at Texas A&M University in College Station [Te...
The Best Walking Shoes for Multiple Sclerosis? One has almost 2 Million Steps of wear and is $69.00
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With Multiple Sclerosis, I walk a LOT to stay in shape. I use a lot of shoes, but have found some that I love, and some that I hate. I review three of mine in this video. There is one clear winner for value, and one clear winner for comfort. As an amazon associate I may earn commissions at no extra cost to you. Foot Pain Relief Orthotics amzn.to/3zvtSPm ASICS Men's GEL-CUMULUS 26 Running Shoe a...
My Symptoms of Multiple Sclerosis in Song Format. (Vision, Balance, Bladder, Heat Fatigue)
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I wanted to create a song about the my most pressing symptoms since they can't often isolate me from those around me. The song is called "Lonely Road" because, even though I feel supported, a chronic illness can feel like a lonely journey at times. The depression of MS can be a lonely experience because everyone's MS is a little different, so no two people travel the same path. I hope you enjoy...
We loved, lived, But LEFT AUSTIN Texas. (Affordability, Weather, Multiple Sclerosis. Here's Why!
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Austin is a wonderful town, Texas is a great state and there are no kinder people anywhere in the US, but Austin isn't for everyone. Find out why we packed up and left the friendly state. Other cities where we have lived. Chico, California ua-cam.com/video/y8H-YUa45pA/v-deo.html San Diego, California ua-cam.com/video/qXIoxnerVoY/v-deo.html
Can this Theme Park be fun w/ Multiple Sclerosis? Tweetsie Railroad Park | Accessibility Review |
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Tweetsie Railroad might be enjoyable for someone with MS, but it depends on the severity of their condition. Here's a breakdown of some factors to consider: Accessibility: The park offers wheelchairs and motorized scooters for rent. They also have some rides that are accessible for wheelchairs. The terrain is hilly, so there will be some walking involved. There are benches and places to rest th...
We Loved, Lived, but Left Chico California, Why? |Affordability, Healthcare, Multiple Sclerosis|
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We moved to Chico California area in 2016, it was magical. However, Multiple Sclerosis would play a role in our decision to leave. We didn't expect Chico to be insanely hot and insanely expensive. The video tells the story of love found then lost.
We Lived, LOVED, but LEFT San Diego, HERE'S WHY! | Livability | Healthcare | Environment | & My MS
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San Diego is an amazing place and we LOVED living there, but lurking deep beneath the surface of that beauty were things we hadn't planned for.
I Got My MS Drugs For Free | Between Insurance | Here's HOW! #multiplesclerosis #KESIMPTA #health
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For Kesimpta, contact: Novartis Patient Assistance Foundation ( NPAF ) 1-800-277-2254
Join me Live to talk MS and patient empowerment today at 11am/cst (Link in Description)
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Join me Live to talk MS and patient empowerment today at 11am/cst (Link in Description)
Multiple Sclerosis Journey Update: 20 Months and 6 Infusions Later, Life With Ocrevus.
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Multiple Sclerosis Journey Update: 20 Months and 6 Infusions Later, Life With Ocrevus.
Your Multiple Sclerosis Doesn't Want You To Know About This Secret Weapon!
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Your Multiple Sclerosis Doesn't Want You To Know About This Secret Weapon!
Multiple Sclerosis Doesn't want you to know about this not so secret weapon.
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Multiple Sclerosis Doesn't want you to know about this not so secret weapon.
My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 11- Ocrevus infusion #3
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My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 11- Ocrevus infusion #3
My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 10 - The Flu and The Crap Gap
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My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 10 - The Flu and The Crap Gap
My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 9: 144 days after second Ocrevus Infusion.
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My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 9: 144 days after second Ocrevus Infusion.
My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 6: The day after Ocrevus infusion #2
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My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 6: The day after Ocrevus infusion #2
My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 2. After my first infusion.
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My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 2. After my first infusion.
My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 3 - 9 days after the first infusion.
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My Multiple Sclerosis Journey Part 3 - 9 days after the first infusion.
My Multiple Sclerosis Journey. Part 1 - Infusion Day with Ocrevus
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My Multiple Sclerosis Journey. Part 1 - Infusion Day with Ocrevus

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  • @InventorParents
    @InventorParents День тому

    Behind the scenes footage: ua-cam.com/users/shortsWf5ahrU1DLU?si=UNYlwhhuSPYA3-jS

  • @CardozaTube
    @CardozaTube 4 дні тому

    Hey friend, congratulations 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 Please could you tell how to recover balance in a MS body? Please 🙏🏼

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 дні тому

      I've learned to stop before I overdue it. That seems to be the only way for me. This particular ride was 2 days, but I opted out of the second day because I could tell the second day would have done me in. I hope this helps, it seems different with everyone I meet that has MS. Everyone has their strategy or is working on figuring it out. Thanks for the comment!

  • @healthy-natural-10
    @healthy-natural-10 8 днів тому

    Hykes Pinnacle

  • @MsY3sssi
    @MsY3sssi 8 днів тому

    Ooo, my husband doesn't have MS but always runs hot. Gonna get us a matching pair lol

  • @MsY3sssi
    @MsY3sssi 8 днів тому

    Thank you! It's been a struggle but I'll give this a try

  • @grandwazoo870
    @grandwazoo870 9 днів тому

    I wear postal walking shoes.

  • @sofiabanuelos4953
    @sofiabanuelos4953 12 днів тому

    I don’t feel my big toes right now am in big pain I will to take my insurance for that thank you for your help

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 12 днів тому

      I am on Kesimpta now and it is working much better, no crap gap. Good luck with your journey and thank you for the comment.

  • @donnamarie3918
    @donnamarie3918 16 днів тому

    This was absolutely beautiful. It needs to be out there. The thing about country is that most songs tell a story. Love this

  • @spencehewitt
    @spencehewitt 16 днів тому

    This was really good. You should be proud of yourself!

  • @user-dj4pp3eq1u
    @user-dj4pp3eq1u 16 днів тому

    i also moved there from california. central valley and it gets to be 110 degrees somtime. however austin 105 degrees as you stated feels like you are in Hell. its a new level of hot. my sister has MS, godspeed brother thanks for video. im guessing you moved to Idaho, if not Idaho im going to say Colorado. if not colorado im going to say Montana. i know i got 1 of them right. no way you moved to the PNW.

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 16 днів тому

      Good guesses!! :) I was born in Colorado, lived there for 10 years, it was rough. Idaho is nice! I'll announce the newest location soon. I shot a bunch of cool video and accidently erased it. Haha.. So going to reshoot this weekend. :) Thanks for the guesses!

  • @mybachhertzbaud3074
    @mybachhertzbaud3074 27 днів тому

    It sounds a bit like a rollercoaster ride in hell.🤔

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 26 днів тому

      Definitely, except Hell doesn't require insanely expensive insurance. (so I'm told.)

  • @Carmen-nn1hi
    @Carmen-nn1hi 2 місяці тому

    When you can't look cool, be cool. Now I want one of those.

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 2 місяці тому

      I figure nothing looks as dumb as when I piss my pants because I'm too hot. That's always a fun symptom. Haha.

  • @danielmcinerney9949
    @danielmcinerney9949 7 місяців тому

    How are you now? Thanks so much

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 7 місяців тому

      Hi Daneil, I am releasing an update soon. It has been crazy. More on that soon. How are you?

    • @danielmcinerney9949
      @danielmcinerney9949 7 місяців тому

      @@amitrippen8170 in the fight of a lifetime with and invisible enemy thank you for asking 🙏

    • @undefinable68
      @undefinable68 4 місяці тому

      I have used Tysabri for three years without a problem and no ms progress . It’s a monthly infusion and by week three I would feel the “crap gap” but nothing too severe. Had no ill effects from the 1 hour infusion and didn’t have to stay for the 1 hour observation period. Was happy with the drug. But then I tested high titer for positive JCV virus. My neurologist decided it was too much of a risk so in 2 days ( after many many blood tests) I’m getting my first Ocrevus infusion. I’m going to give it at least 3 or 4 infusions to make a decision on it.

    • @danielmcinerney9949
      @danielmcinerney9949 4 місяці тому

      @@undefinable68I too recently was diagnosed with jc at what number on the index are you? I was 2.1. At what point should this be a concern IYO? The continued use of steroids that have to be given at infusion is what I’m fearing not the ocravus. Thanks

    • @undefinable68
      @undefinable68 4 місяці тому

      ⁠@@danielmcinerney9949 I think I was 3.3 or 3.5 titer. In true transparency though, my doctor thinks the risk is not worth it with so many other decent drugs available, so I think any result of JCV , she would have pulled me from Tysabri. Interestingly enough, one of her nurses told me they had been getting a lot of high titer results lately. Hopefully the Ocrevus will work, but if it becomes too problematic, I have no aversion to changing to another drug. Luckily , my neurologist is amazing and orders bloodwork and MRIs every three months. She works with me and heavily pushes exercise, water, mental health support and clean eating. She also encourages researching everything on my own and is available to discuss it anytime I want. I really lucked out with her. I will ask her for her thoughts on the steroid use, if I need it and what she thinks about the hazards of prolonged use. Thank you for your response, I didn’t even think about the steroid risk.

  • @benmartin1727
    @benmartin1727 2 роки тому

    thanks for sharing. I start on ocrevus next week, and hearing about even small improvements gives me hope,

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 2 роки тому

      Good luck. I have hope for you..I have a special announcement coming up soon, probably post in the next two weeks.

  • @paulkeelan7465
    @paulkeelan7465 3 роки тому

    Great videos. Made me feel a little optimistic

  • @paulkeelan7465
    @paulkeelan7465 3 роки тому

    I’m yet to be diagnosed with ms, but I have inflammation on my brain and spinal cord, have bands in my lumbar puncture and I have been housebound for 2 years. My body feels so heavy I struggle to walk, I have dizziness and my hands and feet move slowly. I was seeing double, but seems to have gone away following the oms diet. I’m hoping once diagnosed and on medication I will be able to get some kind of life back. The doctors now think I have ms after they thought I had something called adult onset Alexander disease. I go back in September and I’m hoping to be diagnosed so I can start treatment.

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 3 роки тому

      Did they perform at brain, cervical, and lumbar MRI on you? My guess is yes based on your info but any noticable lesions or gray matter problems?

    • @paulkeelan7465
      @paulkeelan7465 3 роки тому

      @@amitrippen8170 yes I have what they called “white matter” on the brain.They did lumbar puncture which shown bands. So they now think I have ms. Just hoping I get diagnosed in September so I can get on medication.

  • @SO-te5cl
    @SO-te5cl 3 роки тому

    I used to have all of that before finding ua-cam.com/video/EHVXJpDBcmU/v-deo.html

  • @mariankiely3995
    @mariankiely3995 3 роки тому

    Just had my first 'full' infusion the other day, feeling good (can't stand the heat either but here in Ireland it rarely gets above 25 degrees so that's good for me 🤗) good to know that it could take a while before things really improve so onwards n upwards💃🍀

  • @CardozaTube
    @CardozaTube 3 роки тому

    Perfect! Thank you very much 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 3 роки тому

      Use the link in the description for access to the Clubhouse event. Thanks!!

  • @davidgilbertson89
    @davidgilbertson89 3 роки тому

    Hey Cliff [sp?]! Saw this video while browsing then I watched your others. Glad the Ocrevus is working for you. I was Dx'd with RRMS last June (when I was 49); had my initial Ocrevus infusion in October and I'm getting my 2nd next week. I'm smack dab in the middle of California where it's pretty much 100 between June-Aug. Guess we will see how that goes. Oh, and I ordered an e-bike, too. Seems like we got some things in common, so I'll be excited to ride along this journey with you! Take care!

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 3 роки тому

      Great to hear from you David. I hope it works out well for you. My heat intolerance is much better when the Ocrevus is within the first 3 months, after that, not so much. Please do come back and let us know how it's working for you. Have a great week!

  • @deegrey5121
    @deegrey5121 3 роки тому

    I have PPMS and I’m on Ocrevus, every 6 months, but I find it’s the side effects of O that return a month before my next infusion...not necessarily my MS symptoms. It happens in the exact same order as the first month’s side effects...first it’s stiff or ’concrete neck’, then it’s scapula pain, or ‘growing wings’ because the outer edges of the bone are really painful like my body is trying to grow wings (nothing angelic about it btw), then there’s ‘crowbar rib’ where it feels like someone is trying the pull my ribs out with a crow bar... that is a ‘shock you awake’ pain, with a gasp at the instant agony that is a 10/10 pain (and I have a high pain threshold and have had multiple major surgeries with 6/10 unmedicated pain, max!) and then of course there is the ‘nail gun head band’, where it feels like someone has used a nail gun to secure a headband across the top of my head ear to ear. More than a migraine. Lots of ‘tools’ used I know, but it’s the only way to describe this odd yet intense type of pain I’ve never experienced in my life. So I get these side effects, in that order that group together kick my ass for a month after O, then 5 month down the track...’concrete neck’, ‘growing wings’, ‘crowbar rib’ etc...in the EXACT same order when the Ocrevus is wearing off. It’s good that ‘Concrete neck’ gives me a warning that all these are ramping up, but weird that it only started and only happens after and before Ocrevus. So I was wondering if this type of pain perhaps is specific to my Ocrevus interaction with PPMS lesions and their location, or do they happen to other PPMS Ocrevus patients as well? Doctors have said ‘musculoskeletal pain’ can be a side effect, but that is vague, and mine is oddly and harshly specific. Thoughts?

    • @deegrey5121
      @deegrey5121 3 роки тому

      I’d like to add that my PPMS is stable, with no new lesions, and some have even shrunk...so I put it down to the more painful Ocrevus is, the more Ocrevus is working.

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 3 роки тому

      Wow, great description of the strange side effects. Yes, the scapula pain is weird. I get that too! It seems especially sensitive to heat and during the crap gap. Thanks for leaving a detailed comment. We are not alone!

  • @jwerner79
    @jwerner79 3 роки тому

    Diagnosed 1997 and then 6 months later also diagnosed with l h o n Worst exacerbation popped up 2015, which is actually when I went what most people believe or call vegan I am on a diet because this is a gut disease, started out studying the practice of Dr Roy swank and his practice was moved to Dr McDougall although I never met them, I just studied what they found in their research

  • @nomadic8577
    @nomadic8577 3 роки тому

    Heyy it’s my birthday on 28 feb 😜😂

  • @nomadic8577
    @nomadic8577 3 роки тому

    Hey brother, thanks for the video first of all. Secondly we should always be thankful to god and i was diagnosed year a go. This was the second video i just viewed and your symptoms are similar to mine. I’m on Gilenya 0.5mg and i hate taking it. I lost my job I’m afraid to tell the MS issue to my fiancé because she might leave me thinking I’m good for nothing, sick etc and if she googled it definitely she will. On the other side I love camping and traveling ( who doesn’t ) but unfortunately I’m lazy sick feel dizziness weakness ALL the time specially 3 hrs approx after wakeup my balance has some kind if issue too nowadays despite my MRI reports shows no progression since one year ( thank god ) I am barely capable of doing anymore jobs literally any job I’m an aerospace engineer and now I feel working as a security guard for parking lot is also a difficult job for me. I’ve been let go of my job and will appreciate if you can guide me how to overcome my problems. Keeping in mind i live in the world’s worst country with zero human rights and planning to move to Europe with easier immigration so would be great if you can suggest where to move. Thank you

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 3 роки тому

      Hi Ghulam, sorry for the late reply. I just saw this notification. I am very sorry to hear about your experience but it sounds familiar. MS is incredibly hard to live with and I can tell you first hand that it puts a lot of strain on relationships. I feel like the only reason my wife can handle me is because she has an autoimmune disease too and knows what I am going through. Like you, I worked in aerospace for some time, the pressure in the industry is incredibly high and the stress sent my MS spiraling out of control ( I didn't know I had it at that time) but eventually the cognitive issues caught up with me and really started to affect my performance at work. When are you relocating to the E.U.? Ocrevus is approved for use there so that may help. It's certainly not a perfect solution, but it has helped me greatly. Also, I found a cognitive therapist with experience in MS. This has been a huge help too. As for where to move in Europe.. Not sure. I think anywhere with access to the NIH would be a good start in helping getting your MS under control. Have you had a full MRI? Brain, Cervical spine and Lower spine to evaluate the extent of the damage? Keep your head up and put one foot in front of the other. I know it's very hard to stay positive with this disease. You are not alone in this fight though it may feel like it.

  • @shannanemitz8328
    @shannanemitz8328 3 роки тому

    The Crap Gap is real. I have decided to stop Ocrevus and go back to Tecfidera due to the severity of fatigue, nausea, and headaches the Crap Gap has caused. This started 4 weeks before my next infusion. I also had very similar symptoms the week following my loading doses. I have heard it works great for others, but not for me. Good luck.

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 3 роки тому

      Thanks! I tecfidera has worked well for you then?

    • @deegrey5121
      @deegrey5121 3 роки тому

      Did you wait for any results before you stopped Ocrevus? My painful side effects kick my ass, but my results are MS is stable, no new lesions, with some lesions shrinking. Despite the pain I would never give Ocrevus the flick despite the painful side effects. Results outweigh side effects completely.

  • @StephDespiteMS
    @StephDespiteMS 4 роки тому

    I'm on Tysabri and didn't know much about this medication, thanks for the info! I stumble on my words too! That's MS for us lol

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      How has Tysabri been working for you? how long have you been on it? I'm curious about the longevity of these DMTs. Thanks for the comment!

    • @StephDespiteMS
      @StephDespiteMS 4 роки тому

      Am I Trippen I've been on and off of it for a few years I think now. Horrible I know, but no positive test for pml yet - bonus

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      @@StephDespiteMS does it seem to help with the fatigue?

  • @simpleforging3339
    @simpleforging3339 4 роки тому

    great video, quite hopefull. I get my first infusion on the 29th. A lot of your stories of past adverse episodes sound quite familiar and I hope the Ocrevus helps. I was all good (relatively) with the MS til 3 years ago (diagnosed 15 years ago). Now I'm largely bound to our property

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      I'm sorry to hear about your limitations. Do you mind if I ask your age? Mine didn't get really really bad until I turned 40 but I had been seeing specialists since 2007 and no one could figure out what was going on.

    • @simpleforging3339
      @simpleforging3339 4 роки тому

      @@amitrippen8170 I am 48 now. I worked as a construction surveyor but had to quit my salaried full time job once my limp became a consistent feature. Fortunately my wife has a good job and I do what I can to manage our 9 and 11 year old sons. It was roughly 2004 when I had a bout of optic neuritis and that started the journey. It never really slowed me down at all until recently but now it's got me. Thanks again for your overview

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      Simple Forging please keep me updated. I hope it works as well for you as it has for me. Best of luck.

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      @@simpleforging3339 how did your infusion go?

    • @simpleforging3339
      @simpleforging3339 4 роки тому

      @@amitrippen8170 hard to tell most days. We've got 11 and 9 year old boys and my wife is ... Just trying to keep it all together :)

  • @PrzebiegunowaniTV
    @PrzebiegunowaniTV 4 роки тому

    A woman talks about the natural method by which she cure multiple sclerosis. ua-cam.com/video/g5ZKbH4L054/v-deo.html

  • @Salvatore-1980
    @Salvatore-1980 4 роки тому

    Glad to hear that your doing well. I was in the hospital for a week in april2019 because of numb arms, foot drop, bad balance, fatigue and confusion..I couldn't remeber 90% of that hospital stay untill 2 weeks later. After 1 month I remembered every test, drug doctors,nurses and even the crappy food. In the hospital they said I had acute disseminated encephalomyelitis(ADEM) its kinda like MS but more aggressive and hits you fast and hard. The good thing is if the attack doesn't kill you then after 6 days of IV steroids you can go home and feel normal again within 4-7 weeks. Also unlike MS ADEM is not a life long illness. In july2019 on a follow up with the neurologist. I said I feel much better then I did in april but I still can't do my physical job and I can't even ride my bike for 2 miles. Normally I bike 25miles evey day after work then hit the trails on the weekends. The fatigue, my shitty balance and the heat intolerance says NOPE. Not happy this summer😢 The neurologist said you should've been back to at least 90% ...lets do another mri... August 2019 officially diagnosed with RRMS😢 Neurologist said your MS is aggressive you gonna what good drugs....looking at all the spots on my brain and spine give me the hard stuff..Neurologist said not a good idea for u to take tysabri because you tested positive for jc virus😢... Lets try for Ocrevus👍😃 September 2019...Insurance DENIED OCREVUS😥😖😒😠 Appeal process has started my neurologist is confident that I will get this treatment with no out of pocket cost😀 Thanks for the videos...I wish you all the best on your MS journey.☺

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      Thanks for the info. Yes, not being able to ride is just awful. It's soul crushing. Have you contacted Genentech about their Ocrevus assistance program? It's a great program. Lmk if you need more info. As for me, doing well but now looking to invest in an electric bike (something I thought I'd never do). Keep us updated on your progress.

    • @Salvatore-1980
      @Salvatore-1980 4 роки тому

      @@amitrippen8170 Thanks for the advice but being on insurance through the government they don't accept help from the drug companies unless the company covers 100% of the cost.... I've been unemployed since april2019....Hopefully my great medical team here in Detroit can get me approved.. I love my country but the government and medical system in the U.S. Is MESSED UP...

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      @@Salvatore-1980 indeed! Good luck!

    • @amitrippen8170
      @amitrippen8170 4 роки тому

      @@Salvatore-1980 BTW.. I just finished this video about how I've modified my riding to keep cycling with my worsening MS. ua-cam.com/video/esEfqOaDKjk/v-deo.html