It's the most common disease of the central nervous system of young adults. Most are diagnosed between 20 and 40 years old. That's why most people are working when they're diagnosed. It can be managed. It can be treated.
People can continue to work.
Some do need accommodations throughout their employment careers. More and more employers are providing reasonable accommodations. An accommodation might be time for a nap to fight fatigue or a workspace near the restroom because of bladder dysfunction. This is a series that people are seeing once a week. It might just take a little bit more for us to cope.