Brain & Nervous System

Progressive Multiple Sclerosis – Patient Journey

By healthprofessionalradio | Published April 7, 2020 | 2 min read

For Progressive Multiple Sclerosis Day 2020 patient Vickie Siculiano shares her journey living with primary progressive multiple sclerosis.

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</p> <div class="key-takeaways"> <h2 id="section-key-takeaways-5">Key Takeaways</h2> <ul> <li><strong>Key Point:</strong> For Progressive Multiple Sclerosis Day 2020 patient Vickie Siculiano shares her journey living with primary progressive multiple sclerosis.</li> <li><strong>Key Point:</strong> Vickie, now 47, was diagnosed with MS at the age of 34, though she started experiencing symptoms almost 25 years before that.</li> <li><strong>Key Point:</strong> Since diagnosis, Vickie had a son, Sean, who motivates her to keep going.</li> <li><strong>Key Point:</strong> Following Sean’s birth, Vickie started exercising routinely again and became a certified personal trainer.</li> <li><strong>Key Point:</strong> Her next plan is to become a Corrective Exercise Specialist, a specialty within her current certification.</li> </ul> </div> <p>

Vickie, now 47, was diagnosed with MS at the age of 34, though she started experiencing symptoms almost 25 years before that. Since diagnosis, Vickie had a son, Sean, who motivates her to keep going. Following Sean’s birth, Vickie started exercising routinely again and became a certified personal trainer. Her next plan is to become a Corrective Exercise Specialist, a specialty within her current certification. Vickie is a group leader for the National MS Society and uses her Instagram account to share her MS journey and exercise routines with her followers.

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Last updated: April 18, 2020

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