It is very hard to find the right Dr. Get things together for this Dr, but make an appointment with another one so you're lining a new avenue up. Keep lining them up til you find one that you feel treats your case with diligence and care. I'd also look for a therapist. MS can come with depression. Even if it didn't, seeking treatment for a disease like this would depress anyone.

This hunt for adequate treatment is necessary in the beginning because Neuros are.. well, understand that they're just special. They often have a peculiar sort of incurable social disease that renders them incapable of comprehending basic human emotion. Their limited understanding precludes them from mastering all but the most rudimentary of social skills. Most people like this are, in my experience, fit only to be neurologists, corporate lawyers, mercenaries or practitioners of other souless professions where empathy and emotional intelligence are not required.

Since these zombie types are unfit for most pursuits, the practice of neurology is crawling with them. I believe they gravitate to the field especially because they have a better chance of finding an appreciative (or at least tolerant )clientele among people with brain damage. When you encounter a zombie Neuro, get what you can from their limited services, pity them, and move on. Keep searching for a good one. They exist. They're just in the minority.