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Sabi-Star7 posted on r/multiplesclerosis1w
If you look at it in retrospect. Even MS is a broad spectrum. You have the certain classes (rrms, spms, cis, etc.) Then those classes are "broken down" into varying classes of disability (the ones with not very visible signs, ones that require mobility aids or other aids, etc.). Maybe its me reading the book The Brain That Changes Itself has opened my mind up to how absolutely amazing our brain actually works and how certain things can change how it works, does things, processes things. It's actually a pretty good read👌🏻. Heres another read: Understanding multiple sclerosis as a disease spectrum: above and below the clinical threshold