Jasmine Nathan, an MG patient advocate, shares how learning to recognize early warning signs like weakness and vision changes helps her take action and stay safe day to day.
Transcript
For me, the specific warning signs that I look for is my weakness.
I can basically feel when my body is going into a state of where I’m weak. I have to sit down at that moment, or I have to call somebody.
I need to get to where I need to go at that moment. Also, in hindsight, with my eyes, that’s even more detrimental to the situation.
I can’t see. I will see two people.
That means just staying at home. So those are the warning signs for myself that I have to be aware of.
