What can be the impact of a second multiple sclerosis (MS) attack on me?

Don't lose hope. Although you may continue to have multiple sclerosis (MS) attacks throughout your life, you may still find yourself in long periods of remission. McAlpine reported an extraordinary case of a man who was diagnosed as having MS at age twenty-four during a nine-month episode of weakness in the leg and bladder trouble.

A few years later he had numbness in the hands. He had no other problems and remained symptom-free until age seventy-one when he developed paresthesias in his right hand and foot. We don't advise convincing yourself that you won't have another attack for forty years or so - many people have frequent attacks early in the course of their MS.

But you will learn to cope. Get tough and be optimistic. Remember that each symptom can be treated, and there's a very good chance you will return to normal.

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