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Why do people with Multiple Sclerosis can't walk?
If you have Multiple Sclerosis and have difficulty walking then you know the struggle is real.
Difficulty in walking is known as gait disorders and is one of the more common symptoms of MS.
Problems with BALANCE can result in an unsteady swaying from side to side or referred to as the "drunk walk".
The actor David L. Lander that played Squiggly on the Laverne and Shirley show,when he was diagnosed with MS during the peak of his career and instead of telling the studios he had the disease,he let them think he was coming to work drunk so they would not drop him because of the disease.
Sensory deficits results from severe numbness in the feet and can be referred to as sensory ataxia which can cause hard stomping,heavy,delivery gait.
*Fatigue is generally reported with walking difficulties and causing weakness,drop foot, impaired balance with sensory deficits.
This is what happened to me in this video after five hours at NYCC which included standing on the autograph line for three hours and walking the show floor for two (10am-3pm) on Thursday, Day One.*
Friday
12.22.2023
L.George
Oh no my "fake leg pain" is back. Now I can no longer "fake walk". Oh god i guess I'll just "fake limp"
Oh, and while we're on the subject, fuck people who bitch about"slow walkers". For all you know, they could be having a rare "good leg day" and making the most of it by going out without a cane/wheelchair/whatever. Or they could be in agony but too scared of looking vulnerable to use any kind of walking aid. If you're in a rush, politely ask the person to let you through. Otherwise, shut the fuck up.