Dear Working Mom: I have worked in the MS category for several years and found that early diagnosis and an MRI is the best focus anyone suspecting they may have MS can do. "Suspecting" you may have MS is different from diagnosing that you "do' have MS. Only a qualified neurosurgeon can tell you this. The sooner you request a full MRI scan with all appropriate tests for potential MS, the better. Do not let the potential of having MS drag on. Get the tests and find out. RRMS is a silent disease...and the sooner you are on therapy...the better. Let your Doctor guide you on which therapy is best. But from all that I have studied and learned, go for the most aggressive therapy from the start. Talk to other MS patients in your Doctor's patient group if he allows that. Join all the MS support groups that each of the therapies have. Find an MS nurse who will work with you throughout the early process and finally, talk to everyone about what might be causing your MS; look at the locale you are living in with regards to environmental hazards, water quality, everything...read all that you can...and work with your Neuro Physician to make the right choices. I hope this is helpful.