Table:
impact on life/limitation
%
95% confidence interval

from
to

overall, how much multiple sclerosis affects life

not at all
14.4
9.1
22.1

a little bit
21.7
15.8
29.2

moderately
24.0
18.1
31.2

quite a bit
20.3
15.2
26.6

extremely
19.5
13.2
27.8

functional impact

mobility

able to walk without aid
57.0
48.1
65.5

able to walk with aid
31.2
24.1
39.4

unable to walk
11.8
7.2
18.8

pain

usually free of pain
53.5
43.8
62.9

pain prevents none/a few activities
21.1
15.6
27.8

pain prevents some/most activities
25.5
18.0
34.6

limited getting a good night's sleep

not at all
37.8
31.0
45.1

a little bit/moderately
35.5
28.0
43.8

quite a bit/extremely
26.7
19.9
34.9

cognition

able to remember and think
49.9
42.5
57.4

at least some difficulty remembering and thinking
50.1
42.6
57.5

social impact

prevented from driving

yes
29.8
23.4
37.0

no
70.2
63.0
76.6

limited educational opportunities

not at all
67.8
60.5
74.3

a little bit/moderately
17.6
12.4
24.5

quite a bit/extremely
14.6
10.4
20.2

limited job opportunities

not at all
41.8
34.3
49.8

a little bit/moderately
13.9
9.5
19.9

quite a bit/extremely
44.2
36.0
52.8

social interactions

negative feelings about social interactions

sometimes/often/always
43.1
34.7
52.0

rarely/never
56.9
48.0
65.3

embarrassed

sometimes/often/always
27.5
20.6
35.8

rarely/never
72.5
64.2
79.4

people felt uncomfortable around me

sometimes/often/always
18.5
13.5
24.8

rarely/never
81.5
75.2
86.5

felt left out

sometimes/often/always
31.1
23.6
39.8

rarely/never
68.9
60.2
76.4

some people avoided me

sometimes/often/always
13.9
8.4
21.9

rarely/never
86.1
78.1
91.6

Statement: 57% of people with ms could walk without aid, almost a third could walk with aid; 12% could not walk at all.
Question: list the percentage reporting impacts on mobility for people have ms.
Answer: [57.0, 31.2, 11.8]