MS Treatment Change | Final Tysabri infusion | Next medication soon...

Over 12 and a half years of Tysabri has sadly come to a (forced) end.
Here I discuss my feelings on the situation, update with what’s been going on in the last year and share why I chose Mavenclad (Cladribine) as my next medication.
As always, grateful for all the support and advice.
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[@vwma74]

Pls keep up the updates on mavenclad as someone whose had ms for 20 years and now having to choose between tysabri and mavenclad I’d appreciate any personal experiences on this med. any posts can help ms’ers in like challenges . thank you for your candor in your posts. Keep running the race with endurance for the hope of better tomorrows even when the hurdles of todays make you slow down

[@Zedmelia]

Thank you so much for the update and you keep your mind going strong - as strong as can you can. I felt what you said about the way you come across to people as competent! Me too! Frustratingly good at the same time I think…take care for now.

[@AbitofMS]

Thanks so much for the kind comment. It's not good to hear that you feel the same but from a selfish point of view it makes me feel less alone. I'm sorry to hear you feel that way. Take good care and thank you.

[@huskeriam9998]

Thanks for the update, I was wondering what medication you had decided on. I know someone else who will start Mavenclad about the same time you are starting it. Please update on how your feeling, and side effects while on Mavenclad. Hang in there, stay strong, and don't let MS define who you really are.

[@janbarriault4494]

so where are you with it now?? i'm doing Stamets Stack, lol and it's going well.

[@steviestevens1247]

Big decision really. What a lovely walk -stay happy kisses xxxx

[@AbitofMS]

Thanks very much xxx ☺️☺️☺️

[@Mastercreek]

No update in a year are you okay

[@dermlover1]

What are these other health issues you keep alluding to?

[@AbitofMS]

Hi there. Since about 2013 ish I have been having various health problems unrelated to MS - venous issues in abdominal area /pelvis and legs. It has been very challenging.

[@steviestevens1247]

Your welcome ~I added you on twitter so I can keep an eye on you ha