Jack Osbourne Has MS, Shares His Experience The Disease
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- Опубліковано 25 жов 2023
- Jack Osbourne goes into detail on getting diagnosed with MS, or Multiple Sclerosis, living with the disease, and more.
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Both my sister and my daughter were diagnosed in 2008. Neither have ever taken meds and both are doing good like Jack.
I’ve listened to someone here in Ireland after she was diagnosed stopped taking her meds starting running etc changed her mindset and is the same as Jack has little or no symptoms.
That is fab that she and Jack has little or no symptoms or relapes even with stopping their meds. I have ms and I'm on meds but even with them I still get relapes/symptoms but a few months ago I had to change my medication and it took about 4 months and my symptoms/ relapes got really bad to the point my whole right side from the top and back of my head down into my leg and it scared the crap out of me. But that fact the woman you spoke to and Jack has barely if none symptoms is fantastic
As someone who has MS and was diagnosed in 2020, I don't see Jack Osbourne as an MS Poster boy. He doesn't do anything he told, he has children and comes across as selfish.
If he's able to care for his children than how is that selfish?
He already claimed he was the worst patient. He never said he was poster boy for the disease. And I don’t know what you think is selfish about not wanting to be on medication’s that could have other side effects. My mother has psoriatic arthritis and the medication‘s to treat that are causing liver damage. If he chose not to take his meds and he feels good and he’s not having flareups then more power to him. He needs to follow his instincts about his own disease. I don’t see anything selfish about that. And what does having children have anything to do with it? Besides the fact that if he’s feeling good, he’s doing a good job taking care of his kids. I’m sure if he felt bad he would get back on the meds and continue taking care of his kids. 🤦🏻♀️
Yikes. This is bad advice.
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