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"My lifestyle has completely changed. My speech, movements, everything is impacted," she shared.
"My lifestyle has completely changed. My speech, movements, everything is impacted," she shared.
Model and actress Iman Ali revealed a decade ago that she has Multiple Sclerosis and once again, she's speaking up about living with the autoimmune disease on World Multiple Sclerosis Day.
In an Instagram post, she wrote: "Maybe some of you know already that I am living with Multiple Sclerosis. It is a part of my life now and my lifestyle has completely changed. My speech, movements, everything is impacted. But I am fighting on, like all the other patients who are living with this disease."
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Maybe some of you know already that I am living with Multiple Sclerosis. It is a part of my life now and my lifestyle has completely changed. My speech, movements, everything is impacted. But I am fighting on, like all the other patients who are living with this disease. MS affects the nerves in the brain, and the most common symptom is blurred vision. When there is a relapse, the blurred vision is also accompanied by dizziness. So in honor of World MS Day, 30th May – I am uploading a #Blurfie and urge you all to show support. Change your profile pictures to a Blurfie. #LivingWithMS #WorldMSDay #LetsBeatMS #IntezaarNaKaro . . . Here’s what you need to do Step 1: Take a picture while shaking your phone lightly Step 2: Apply the Facebook picture filter Step 3: Upload it on your social profiles Step 4: Use the hashtags #Blurfie #LetsBeatMS
A post shared by Iman Ali (@imanalyofficial) on May 29, 2019 at 1:39pm PDT
"MS affects the nerves in the brain, and the most common symptom is blurred vision. When there is a relapse, the blurred vision is also accompanied by dizziness. So in honour of World MS Day, 30th May – I am uploading a #Blurfie and urge you all to show support. Change your profile pictures to a Blurfie."
The symptoms of MS that patients experience will be surprisingly different for different people and may even be varying in the same person. You can find more info about symptoms and management here.
"My lifestyle has completely changed. My speech, movements, everything is impacted," she shared.
Model and actress Iman Ali revealed a decade ago that she has Multiple Sclerosis and once again, she's speaking up about living with the autoimmune disease on World Multiple Sclerosis Day.
In an Instagram post, she wrote: "Maybe some of you know already that I am living with Multiple Sclerosis. It is a part of my life now and my lifestyle has completely changed. My speech, movements, everything is impacted. But I am fighting on, like all the other patients who are living with this disease."
View this post on Instagram
Maybe some of you know already that I am living with Multiple Sclerosis. It is a part of my life now and my lifestyle has completely changed. My speech, movements, everything is impacted. But I am fighting on, like all the other patients who are living with this disease. MS affects the nerves in the brain, and the most common symptom is blurred vision. When there is a relapse, the blurred vision is also accompanied by dizziness. So in honor of World MS Day, 30th May – I am uploading a #Blurfie and urge you all to show support. Change your profile pictures to a Blurfie. #LivingWithMS #WorldMSDay #LetsBeatMS #IntezaarNaKaro . . . Here’s what you need to do Step 1: Take a picture while shaking your phone lightly Step 2: Apply the Facebook picture filter Step 3: Upload it on your social profiles Step 4: Use the hashtags #Blurfie #LetsBeatMS
A post shared by Iman Ali (@imanalyofficial) on May 29, 2019 at 1:39pm PDT
"MS affects the nerves in the brain, and the most common symptom is blurred vision. When there is a relapse, the blurred vision is also accompanied by dizziness. So in honour of World MS Day, 30th May – I am uploading a #Blurfie and urge you all to show support. Change your profile pictures to a Blurfie."
The symptoms of MS that patients experience will be surprisingly different for different people and may even be varying in the same person. You can find more info about symptoms and management here.
