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I need help understanding prms

Hi, my daughter was diagnosed with PRMS this week. She is bed/wheelchair bound since October. Adding to this she is non verbal and has autism. Communicating is very difficult for her. I really need to understand what her future, and ours caring for her looks like. Information like books I can read, communities to tap into, best beds, things to do/never do, investing in medical devices? There is so much, and I am In the deep end. Any and all info is so very kindly received.
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987762 tn?1671273328
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Hi and welcome,

I would be very happy to help you in any way I can, I have both family and working history supporting people with Autism and my own personal experience learning about MS, so i may be able to offer some insight. Unfortunately i'll be loosing my tiny mind over the next few days, we're in the middle of renovating whilst also trying to get everything organised for all the people that are coming over for Christmas dinner......i promise i will get back to you once the drama is over!!

Hugs....JJ
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