Can You Explain End-stage MS Symptoms?

HI, I DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN BY END STAGE MS. BUT I DO HAVE MS AND HAVE HAD SO FOR OFFICIALLY 10 YEARS. WITH MS YOU CAN HACE NUMBNESS IN HANDS LEGS ETC. TREMORS, WHERE YOU SHAKE MILDLY WHEN TRYING TO DO SOMETHING, LIKE WRITING, IT IS REALLY WOBBLY. SPASAMS, LIKE CHARLY HORSES IN YOUR FEET, HANDS, MIDDLE, TOES, JUST WIERD PLACES THAT TWIST YOU IN ODD DIRECTIONS. MEMORY PROBLEMS, MINE IS LIKE A LITE BULB THAT GOES ON OR OFF. SOMETIMES I AM QUITE BRIGHT AND OTHERS I CANNOT DO THE SIMPLEST THINGS BECAUSE I FORGET HOW TO. WEAKNESS IN YOUR LEGS, THE MORE I DO ESPECIALLY IF HOT THE WEEKER I FEEL AND PRETTY SOON I CAN BARLEY MAKE MY LEGS WORK. EXTREME FATIGUE NOTHING LIKE BEING JUST TIRED OR OVERWORKED, IT IS SO BAD THAT IT FEELS LIKE SOMEONE TOOK A STRAW AND SUCKED ALL OF THE ENERGY RIGHT OUT OF YOUR BODY.

ANYWAYS, HOPE THIS HELPS, ALSO GO ON LINE FOR OTHER INFORMATION. WEB MD, NATIONAL MS SOCIETY, ETC.

GOOD LUCK
JEANNE

It varies from person to person, but this is what is happening for my wife.  She was diagnosed at 14 and is now 30. She has lost use in all of her extremities. Over the past couple of years she has lost the ability to swallow and has had a feeding tube place. She can no longer speak and has no breath control. "simple" actions such as holding her head up or looking side to side are impossible. She CAN still laugh and smile.