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Don't tram members ask questions anymore? are we that informed?❤

A MGteam Member asked a question 💭
Reading, MI
February 16
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A MGteam Member

It's good that you're doing better and will be home soon
Look forward to hearing more about your rehab
😎

February 22
A MGteam Member

I am sorry for not being on the MG sight in a while, I have been in a Rehab Center for some time. I had a few setbacks and had to learn how to walk all over again. I am getting better and stronger every single day and they are talk about discharging me next week. I am looking forward to going home, it’s been a long time (3 months) since I’ve been home.
“I Take One Day At A Time and Make It Count “
Sending Hugs to everyone and pray everyone had a great weekend and healthy week ahead.
God Bless everyone.
HUGS

February 21
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Are MGteam members still asking questions?

Members are definitely still asking questions! The Q&A section remains an active space where people share concerns, seek advice, and support each other through their myasthenia gravis journey.

Sometimes it might seem quieter depending on when you're browsing, but questions are Show Full Answer

Are MGteam members still asking questions?

Members are definitely still asking questions! The Q&A section remains an active space where people share concerns, seek advice, and support each other through their myasthenia gravis journey.

Sometimes it might seem quieter depending on when you're browsing, but questions are being asked regularly. Here's how to find them:

* Tap Q&A in the navigation bar
* Filter questions by "Most Recent" to see the latest ones
* Check "Needs Answers" to find questions waiting for responses

Why it matters

Even experienced members have new questions as their condition changes, treatments evolve, or life circumstances shift. No one has all the answers, and that's exactly why this community exists—to learn from each other's experiences.

If you're noticing fewer questions, it might be a great opportunity to share your own experiences or answer questions from others who could benefit from what you've learned. Your insights could make a real difference for someone navigating similar challenges.

February 16
A MGteam Member

Thank you. I hope you get to be home soon. But even so take it slow don't stress. MG exacerbates everything. Especially stress.

February 23
A MGteam Member

Hi Joanna
Thank you for the support.
I am anxious to go home, I have been away since 12.4/25.
I had my surgery and went to a Rehab Center and was doing well, but I got a Bladder Infection and they didn’t believe me and unfortunately it wasn’t taken care of.
I ended back in the hospital again on strong antibiotics for a week and they found another Rehab Center for me. When I arrived I couldn’t walk, and had to learn all over again.
It has been a rough couple of months, but I finally was able to walk using a walker . I will have home care come to my home for further therapy and help me get stronger and healthier again.
I admit it was rough, but I was determined that I was going to walk again. I am doing well but at a slow pace.
I was an active bowler till this year, I am hoping to be able to bowl next season once again.
My Motto that helped me every day
“Take One Day At A Time and Make It Count “
God Bless You and keep you safe.
HUGS

February 22

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