Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis (PPMS)

Dr B..the "break it down "neuro. This is one of your gifts, you are able to help share your knowledge by breaking down info and setting attainable goals that REALLY HELP. Because of you, I have increased my water intake, exercise, and I have a sleep routine. Not to mention the fact that I know so much more about MS...knowledge is power. I too will one day be coming to Ohio to shake your hand and give you a cup of coffee. Thank you ..keep breaking it down Dr. B

Whomever gave this a thumbs down is a giant goober. This is your best video yet. So informative. No one else gives this information and in such a understandable way. Your channel keeps me sane in a time when I have lost a lot of functionality in my life. 👍👍

I scrolled down to add my comment doctor... but then giftbouting has already expressed it . Yes, tears in my eyes...no doctor have ever educated us as you do....this video is so extensive...you have spent much time and energy to educate the helpless MS patients ...but i feel i am improving by listening to your videos and abiding by them. That helpless feeling i used to have is now diminishing, i feel. May God Bless you and keep you healthy and happy.

안녕하세요 박사님 ppms 겪고 있는 동양인입니다 ppms 대해 생소했지만 많은 자료와 도움주셔서 감사합니다

I’m a big mush...I get tears in my eyes every time I learn something new from you. One I have to drive out to Ohio just to shake your hand.

That was the most well explained of MS I have heard

Great, informative video. I hope you know how appreciated you are!

I think I’ve finally grasped the concept of progression! Thanks Dr Boster, as always!

Another awesome video,Dr.B!👍🏾 My neuro tells me that I'm lucky to have caught my MS early(After a bout with TM),and that I'm doing the right things in regards to doing physical therapy, and getting the ball rolling towards using a DMT. So in that regard I guess I'm 3 for 4,with the DMT being the one yet to be utilized. Although I don't smoke and never have,my great challenge is alcohol, especially now,since this diagnosis makes me depressed at times. So I guess you'll have to tack a "5" on for me. Lol. Thanks again for being a source of support and information. Your videos have helped me through this most difficult time!

Happy Memorial Day weekend Dr Boster. Have a great day tommorow with your family. Thankyou for everything you do.

Another great video!

I was diagnosed at 18yrs old fall of 2000, fresh off of high school! I have had definite exacerbation times usually three or four a year, I’m considered RRMS even after “growing up” with MS and thankfully I’m completely mobile, your videos are extremely educational and explain this horrible MSter for newly diagnosed or people looking for info. Thank you thank you thank you!!!

Thank you! Great information explained perfectly. Have a nice Memorial Day.

Thank u, doc., I've learned more about this disease in a week from your videos than I have from outside doctors since my diagnosis in 2009.

Excellent analysis and explanation, thanks very much for your insight and wonderful work Keith in Michigan

Thank you for this great information. I’m now one of your subscribers. I’ve learned a lot but will need to watch this a few more times to truly better understand it. I have PPMS. I’m doing only 1 of the 4 things you mentioned, and that is Ocrevus. My doctor prescribes Vitamin D but I haven’t been taking it but I will do so. I also don’t exercise but I’m going to start. I’ve never smoked.

THANK YOU Sharon for the awesome questions and THANK YOU Dr. B. for the easy to understand answers! You guys have answered questions I’ve had and questions I’ve not even thought to ask. This PPMS patient will surely be referencing this particular video numerous times I’m certain! (For me) The best and most informative and comprehensive video to date.

This was a excellent video Dr. Boster. Very, very informative and terrifying. Hopefully in tandem with medicine, the great changes in my diet and implementation of exercise will greatly diminish the chance of me transitioning into PPMS. My hope too is that medicine continues to improve, doctors' become more informed, and additional methods are developed to continue in combating this disease and render it to be a lame duck. My hope and prayers go out for everyone afflicted with PPMS and MS in general to have a long and fruitful life. Thank you Dr. Boster for your thoughtful content, it really has been inspiring to watch, and I am looking forward to more!

Thank you and you're amazing