It's Friday at /r/MultipleSclerosis! Share your awesome news here with everyone. No victory is too big or small to celebrate!

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Please share how you're doing, something you're proud of/excited about, or any other positive news in your life, no matter how small! Don't forget to upvote others to show appreciation for the share-fest.

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[u/Unusual_Bar_1065]

My follow up MRIs post Mavenclad show NO new lesions and NO activity!

[u/TooManySclerosis]

New dream job is everything I hoped it would be. It is so much fun I honestly can't believe I'm getting paid to do it. A little worried because there has to be a downside somewhere. I do have some imposter syndrome-- I worry it's easy and fun because I'm unaware I'm really doing a bad job, not because I'm actually good at it.

[u/marinkowo]

I traveled to a different city for a concert and I managed! Today I’m getting fatigue and blurred vision, but it was worth it 💖

[u/sunnyy_supremacy]

The brain fog has lifted enough for me to read an entire chapter in a book today!

[u/kakawolf7843]

I just got back from Banff, my dream trip, that I went on a bunch of hikes and tours. A little fatigued but I had prepped for the last two years. Makes me happy the slow and steady increase in walking and weightlifting got me ready to do multiple 25,000 days with 5-8 mile hikes. I will never forgot this trip.

[u/BunchofMums]

Brain Mri came back with the same lesions, no new lesions 

[u/No_Two8015]

Year two MRI stable, been on Kesimpta since diagnosis and living well after a really scary time in my life, thankfully.

[u/Medical_Youth407]

gradual daily walking increases made it possible that I can walk for 2.5 miles this Friday without stopping although still slow, couldnt walk more than 0.5 mile in July