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The women who already have at least one child have a thirty-four percent less of the possibility of having a progressive state of multiple sclerosis.

According to studies, those women who do not have children yet are more likely to reach a stage of MS where they would need assistance in walking with a brace or a cane.

Having a child before or after the symptoms of multiple sclerosis started to appear is of great help. On the other hand, those women who had children even after the onset of their disease’s symptoms were much better off. Either way, it seems that pregnancy helps in cases of multiple sclerosis. ... Read More - http://www.msrc.co.uk/index.cfm/fuseact ... ageid/1936

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The Multiple Sclerosis Resource Centre

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Squiffy, that was an interesting article. Now, back in 1996 when my Dr first told me he thought I had MS, he told me that the chances of me having a child that had MS also was very very high. He scared me so much I never had children, decided to go the four legged route instead. According to this article, it's about 4%.

Now the risk is too high at my age for other things to start having children now, but now I am left wondering whether I should of listened to them back then. Guess we will never know.

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Mirry
"Just another bump in the road"

I am shocked too - I thought it would make me worse. So sad now as it may be toooo late.

J.