Mavenclad for MS - Blood Work + Self Advocacy

Living with MS for me means a life that includes fatigue. Being on year one of Mavenclad (MS drug to prevent the progression of MS) has resulted in an increased fatigue and propelled me to advocate for myself specifically in regards to special services. In Quebec, it's quite an ordeal to get blood work. It means getting to the clinic before 7 am and lining up outside. Then waiting inside for up to an hour or more. Find out my approach on how I was able to secure a better solution.
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Jen DeTracey is the founder of Women Thriving with MS and a certified coach. Women Thriving with MS is an online community for women living with MS. You can join the private Women Thriving with MS Facebook group it's free and TH-cam channel. Jen offers online courses, a membership and coaching.
Jen's been living with multiple sclerosis for over 11 years. She went through this process of surviving with MS to striving MS to thriving MS. She is a guide, coach and teacher who helps you move forward on your journey from surviving to thriving with MS.

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Mavenclad update! I am on day 2 wk1 yr1. Doing well, only experiencing a slight tummy wobble and light nausea👍

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Thanks Lynne for the update. Good to hear it's going well for you.