Parkinsonism
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” Testimonies: In Their Own Words: Exploring Suicide Ideation and Despair in MSA Sufferers”
Step into the world of those battling Multiple System Atrophy (MSA), where the veil of anonymity is lifted to reveal the raw and unfiltered voices of real individuals grappling with this relentless disease Continue reading
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The Pursuit of “The Holy Grail” – Penetrating the Blood-Brain Barrier in MSA Treatment
While the road ahead remains fraught with challenges and uncertainties, the pursuit of penetrating the BBB represents a beacon of hope for the MSA community. With each new discovery and breakthrough, we edge closer to unlocking the mysteries of this devastating disease and ushering in a new era of treatment possibilities Continue reading
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Exploring the Potential of Skeletal Muscle-Derived Brain-Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) in MSA: A Glimpse from a Patient’s Point of View
Multiple System Atrophy wreaks havoc on the body, causing a variety of debilitating symptoms such as muscle stiffness, tremors, and difficulty with coordination. One promising avenue of research explores the potential of BDNF, specifically when it is derived from skeletal muscle. Continue reading
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Red Light Therapy and MSA: Shedding (Red) Light on a Potential Treatment
Red light therapy, also known as photobiomodulation therapy, has a history dating back to the early 20th century when scientists began to study the effects of light on living organisms. Continue reading
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Diving Deeper into the Gut-Brain Connection: Unveiling the Link to Autophagy in MSA
It’s like having a team of microscopic janitors constantly tidying up the cellular landscape, removing damaged or misfolded proteins, and recycling cellular components that are no longer needed. Continue reading
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The Surprising Connection Between Our Gut, and Neurological Diseases Centered in the Brain, Like MSA
Our gut is home to lots of different bacteria – some are good for us, and some are not. Researchers are looking into how these tiny organisms might influence our brain and possibly play a role in brain diseases like MSA. Continue reading
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Navigating the Complexities of Multiple System Atrophy: A Journey Beyond Misdiagnosis
It all started with symptoms that mimicked Parkinson’s – tremors, stiffness, and slowness of movement. Like many, I was initially diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. However, as time progressed, the peculiarities of my condition began to surface, leading to a profound realization: this was something more complex. Continue reading
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Embracing Every Day #UnBreakable. Shifting the Focus from the Fear of the End to the Beauty of Now
Let’s make every day count. Let’s live, love, and laugh with all our might. Because in the end, it’s not the years in our life that matter, but the life in our years. Continue reading
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“Navigating the Complexity: Differentiating MSA from Similar Parkinsonisms”
The misdiagnosis of MSA as Parkinson’s Disease is more than a medical error; it’s a lost opportunity to combat a devastating disease at its onset. There’s an urgent need to enhance the understanding of MSA among medical professionals. Continue reading
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“Staying Strong: Navigating a Terminal Disease and Corporate Indifference with a Positive Spirit. A Lesson in PMA” Be #Unbreakable
It encourages us to stay strong, to believe in ourselves, and to remember that no matter what life throws at us, we have the inner power to persevere and overcome. This enduring spirit of hope and strength is a testament to the human capacity to triumph over life’s challenges. Continue reading
Living Beyond the Diagnosis 