The result is a compelling and highly nuanced account of what bodily consciousness is, how it is possible, and how it can contribute to individual and communal flourishing.. -Mark Johnson, Knight Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of Philosophy, University of Oregon.
The Three Stages of MS. By Ashton Embry. Many people think MS has two stages: relapsing remitting (R-R MS) and secondary progressive. (SPMS). I see the MS disease process as having three distinct stages. The often ignored and perhaps. most critical stage of MS, is the first one which can be called Pre-clinical MS (PCMS).
Call it a flare-up, an exacerbation, an attack, or a relapse. Whatever you call it, it's not something you expect. When you have relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (MS), you can go days or years without major changes in your symptoms.Then, suddenly, things change.ymptoms of a True Flare. Here's how to tell if you're having a relapse of MS, when the illness is active again: 1  You develop a new symptom of MS. 2  For example, youâve never had vision problems before, and suddenly you canât see clearly out of your left eye. 3  A regular problem gets worse.