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Officially diagnosed in 2020 but it’s been suspected since 2015 when I had optic neuritis for the first time. Back then I didn’t want to accept the diagnosis but with the help of my sister and husband I began changing my diet to focus on healing MS naturally. Fast forward to August 2020 and another optic neuritis flare but this time I was able to accept that I do have MS and began changing my diet and lifestyle again.
I thought I would have to be on medications for the rest of my life but after having taken them the hardest part was realizing medications may not be the answer. While they may be great for some MSers they were not right for me. I now put in the work needed to be the healthiest version of myself.
I took daily Copaxone injections for a couple of months but the side effects become worse than the actual MS so I discontinued it.
Vision disturbances. Optic neuritis mainly.
Yes. My diet is free from gluten, dairy, legumes, corn, soy, processed sugar, and nightshades. I haven’t had gluten in over 10 years and did process of elimination for the rest starting over 5 years ago.
Less social outings and more activities have been helpful the past year. Also starting each day with a positive attitude has helped tremendously.
Honestly, everyone in my circle has been supportive even if they don’t all understand the changes I’m making.
Food planning is key for me. Sounds simple but making sure each day is filled with the right foods takes a bit of thought. Planning my family’s meals a week at a time has greatly reduced stress.
MS affects us all differently. Research diet and lifestyle changes before considering medications.
I’M ALISSA!
I help women who have also been diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis make specific and personalized diet, lifestyle & subconscious changes so that they can begin to heal their body, reduce disease symptoms, and return to a life they love.hey there,
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