He's so right. I have also progressive MS and HAVE been in a wheelchair, and the doctors told me i'll never walk again, but I refused to give up. I took my time and fought and now I'm walking again. I have bad balance and I broke both of my legs several times because of my MS. But I fight and I don't need the wheelchair. It may take a whole lot more for people with MS to achieve their goals but in the end it will be worth it. For a doctor to say something like that the first time a patient visit, that doctor should consider another job!
That is absolutely amazing I too have relapsing remitting MS. I was also told I should have been in a wheelchair by now but it's been over 10 years and I'm still walking and talking and doing what I want to do when I want to do it. But he is so right if I can be honest I sometimes struggle with different things to eat and you know because it's sometimes it's the taste you know you don't want the the taste of whatever it is that you're eating you want it to be good so I sometimes struggle with that but I will say that I am pushing along slowly but surely and also to my spouse if it wasn't for him I probably would have been in a wheelchair the first 2 years and who knows where I would have been then so I give a lot of kudos to my spouse he has been there in and out through up and down thick and thin so I can appreciate that and I know everyone does not have that and everyone is not self-motivated like myself. I like it
I love his attitude! His comment on needing a wheelchair where he said "If I need one, I'll get spinners" makes me chuckle, but if just shows how positive he is about the disease.
Everything he is saying is so true! I’m glad I’ve heard finally somebody who put their faith in God going through this disease. I just got diagnosed about five months ago with relapsing remitting MS and I’m gonna continue fighting and putting all my faith in my hands in God.
Oh my God Montel. Thank you for this wisdom CONVICTION. You have inspired me to dig in & FIGHT, research , be humble to learn from each other. Should be a partnership with your doctor! God decides!
Diagnosed in 1994. Doctors say Ocrevus is the only option that may help. It cost 2 Toyota Rav4's per year, to try something that trials have not proven substantially helps. I declined to play their game. "Pig in a Poke", and "Snake Oil" reverberate in my head. What do you think? According to the internet, the treatment costs about $40 per dose in Australia.
Me too I so agree with you about the dr told ne w.c in a few years also he ordered it I donated it still walking so you go, brother left that dr immediately also
@@andreawalker8330 Hey Andrea, I focus on these fundamentals of health first (along with any medications your dr gives you). 1) Sleep : get high quality 7-9 hours of sleep everyday. No tech 1 hour before bed. Mediate/journal before bed. Do some stretching. Dim lights. Eat/exercise at the same time daily. Get consistent bed time schedule. Get sun exposure if possible first thing in the morning. Can try magnesium/chamomile tea / melatonin for sleep aid or even meds. 2) Exercise if possible. If you can only walk 5-10 mins do that. If you can’t, do some gentle stretching routine daily. 3) Nutrition: Focus on eating Whole Foods. Like chicken, grass fed beef, wild salmon, liver. Protein and veggies, healthy carbs and fats. Probiotic rich foods. Limit the sodas, juice, cakes, sweets, fast food, vegetable oils (sunflower oil, canola oil) use olive oil, avocado/coconut oil instead. Get drink. Half your body weight of water approximately. 4) stress management: mediate daily, journaling can help, if possible get out in nature, find things to do that you can do and really enjoy and makes you happy. Set boundaries with loved ones. 5) Supplement with vitamins/minerals you deficient in. A dr can order these nutrient blood test. Like vitamin D, Vit B’s, magnesium, iron, selenium, omega 3. 6) Get morning cool sun exposure (10-20 mins) very important for MS patients. 7) maintain a healthy, positive mindset. Your mental state 100% affects your body. Don’t believe every negative thought you get. Question them, ask yourself if that’s really true. If worried, journal all of them on paper. If possible consider mental health therapy. Live day by day. Don’t worry about your health tomorrow or in 10 mins. Baby steps. Trust that your body’s capable of healing, your body is not against you, it wants you to be healthy and happy. Trust that you will get better because you can. For more advice, search functional medicine approach to autoimmune diseases on TH-cam . Plenty of great medical professionals giving free advice on TH-cam and Instagram.
He's so right. I have also progressive MS and HAVE been in a wheelchair, and the doctors told me i'll never walk again, but I refused to give up. I took my time and fought and now I'm walking again. I have bad balance and I broke both of my legs several times because of my MS. But I fight and I don't need the wheelchair. It may take a whole lot more for people with MS to achieve their goals but in the end it will be worth it. For a doctor to say something like that the first time a patient visit, that doctor should consider another job!
Love to hear that you are doing well! Thanks for sharing your story.
That's super inspiring. Have you heard of Dr Morse? If you haven't check him out. I wish you all the best on your journey.
canyohandleth1s want to know what else he uses to help him .It's all natural
canyohandleth1s you should read Dr Terry Wahl’s book on how she treated her MS through diet and exercise. She has videos on youtube as well.
Strong and focused minded man! Love Montel
A very inspirational man indeed!
very mild case,,not agresive
That is absolutely amazing I too have relapsing remitting MS. I was also told I should have been in a wheelchair by now but it's been over 10 years and I'm still walking and talking and doing what I want to do when I want to do it. But he is so right if I can be honest I sometimes struggle with different things to eat and you know because it's sometimes it's the taste you know you don't want the the taste of whatever it is that you're eating you want it to be good so I sometimes struggle with that but I will say that I am pushing along slowly but surely and also to my spouse if it wasn't for him I probably would have been in a wheelchair the first 2 years and who knows where I would have been then so I give a lot of kudos to my spouse he has been there in and out through up and down thick and thin so I can appreciate that and I know everyone does not have that and everyone is not self-motivated like myself. I like it
I love his attitude! His comment on needing a wheelchair where he said "If I need one, I'll get spinners" makes me chuckle, but if just shows how positive he is about the disease.
Montel God Bless you I like your way of thinking. You WILL live a active and healthy life because you are a positive
man.
This man is the truth!!!
Everything he is saying is so true! I’m glad I’ve heard finally somebody who put their faith in God going through this disease. I just got diagnosed about five months ago with relapsing remitting MS and I’m gonna continue fighting and putting all my faith in my hands in God.
The docs are the same in the UK. I took control away from the doctor, did kind of what Montel Did. Still walking, still working!
Montel,
I still say you’d make a damn fine 🇺🇸President
and you could do so much for us suffering from M.S. as 🇺🇸President
God bless him!!
Amazing human being!!
Oh my God Montel. Thank you for this wisdom CONVICTION. You have inspired me to dig in & FIGHT, research , be humble to learn from each other. Should be a partnership with your doctor! God decides!
Only way to approach MS, to do anything less is giving up..
Love this interview.
Diagnosed in 1994. Doctors say Ocrevus is the only option that may help. It cost 2 Toyota Rav4's per year, to try something that trials have not proven substantially helps. I declined to play their game. "Pig in a Poke", and "Snake Oil" reverberate in my head. What do you think? According to the internet, the treatment costs about $40 per dose in Australia.
"I am no waiting for science" 👏👏👏
Love this guy
Me too I so agree with you about the dr told ne w.c in a few years also he ordered it I donated it still walking so you go, brother left that dr immediately also
A wise man
God Bless him
He gets it! ❤️
So inspirational ❤
SOMETHING WE DON'T HAVE. TIME/MONEY!!!!!!!!!!! GROW UP,BUDDY!!!!!!
Don’t take nooooo stuff
Was diagnosed with PPMS In 3/21 been struggling and declining ever since.. Don’t know anything about healthy living.. need help
@@andreawalker8330 Hey Andrea, I focus on these fundamentals of health first (along with any medications your dr gives you). 1) Sleep : get high quality 7-9 hours of sleep everyday. No tech 1 hour before bed. Mediate/journal before bed. Do some stretching. Dim lights. Eat/exercise at the same time daily. Get consistent bed time schedule. Get sun exposure if possible first thing in the morning. Can try magnesium/chamomile tea / melatonin for sleep aid or even meds. 2) Exercise if possible. If you can only walk 5-10 mins do that. If you can’t, do some gentle stretching routine daily.
3) Nutrition: Focus on eating Whole Foods. Like chicken, grass fed beef, wild salmon, liver. Protein and veggies, healthy carbs and fats. Probiotic rich foods. Limit the sodas, juice, cakes, sweets, fast food, vegetable oils (sunflower oil, canola oil) use olive oil, avocado/coconut oil instead. Get drink. Half your body weight of water approximately.
4) stress management: mediate daily, journaling can help, if possible get out in nature, find things to do that you can do and really enjoy and makes you happy. Set boundaries with loved ones.
5) Supplement with vitamins/minerals you deficient in. A dr can order these nutrient blood test. Like vitamin D, Vit B’s, magnesium, iron, selenium, omega 3.
6) Get morning cool sun exposure (10-20 mins) very important for MS patients.
7) maintain a healthy, positive mindset. Your mental state 100% affects your body. Don’t believe every negative thought you get. Question them, ask yourself if that’s really true. If worried, journal all of them on paper. If possible consider mental health therapy. Live day by day. Don’t worry about your health tomorrow or in 10 mins. Baby steps. Trust that your body’s capable of healing, your body is not against you, it wants you to be healthy and happy. Trust that you will get better because you can. For more advice, search functional medicine approach to autoimmune diseases on TH-cam . Plenty of great medical professionals giving free advice on TH-cam and Instagram.
"GODS FARMACY "BY DR THOMAS JACKSON EX PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYER GREAT HEALTH WATCH ENJOY ❤