The future of Multiple Sclerosis

Anonymous

April 26, 2023

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We are in 2040. Time goes by so quickly. I have had Multiple Sclerosis since 2021. This year I'm turning 47 years old and the image of a patient with MS in a wheelchair is related to the past. Luckily, it's not our present or future anymore. I still receive my medication every six weeks but I am grateful because I am healthy and the illness doesn't command life. It's just another part of it. Thanks of all the investment of the last years - Next Generation grants helped - the course of many illness has changed, like the quality of life of its patients. In addition, a new vaccine for the Epstein Barr Virus has been released. It’s one of the causes of MS, so this vaccine is supposed to reduce the incidence of MS in the world. The future ahead is even more encouraging.

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milsi narod, hojnost, zdravie, dostatok jedla

I would certainly be happy if people were nicer to each other, they would have the opportunity to not so much to download and the work would be shorter and also would not be generally more demanding and harder things will be done for us by robots and partly by artificial intelligence. Also the food would be more nutritious and hearty, thus ensuring lower starvation

Mein Wunschtraum

A future that has it all. There are no more politicians. People have finally realized that they only want to cause unrest and exercise power. Let's manage our money like any good family man does. We've had almost 100 years of peace and haven't managed to build up any assets in that time. Instead, we have accumulated debts for many generations to come. For what? Committees, associations, institutes and many others. Every citizen had a deputy assigned to them. Great. Who is actually still working? Those were the conditions in 2040. Now we only have employees who execute existing laws. Is that enough?

Regenerace přírody

The planet would recover through massive ecosystem restoration projects. Deforested areas would be reforested, the oceans would be cleaned of plastic waste and biodiversity would increase by protecting endangered species. Cities would be full of greenery - vertical gardens on buildings, parks on every corner and urban farms would be a way of life.

Oteplování

It's 2040, and the country's average temperatures have risen, leading to more frequent summer heat waves and warmer winters. Droughts have become more frequent, causing problems for agriculture, especially grain and vegetable production. Farmers had to adapt their cultivation methods and introduce more efficient irrigation methods. Floods have also become more frequent due to the rapid melting of snow in the mountains. On the positive side, however, there has been a great development of renewable energy sources such as solar and wind power, and most cities have become greener.

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