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Go to the question "how did the closest to you react when you have MS" or "what's the one thing most people do not understand about MS", read all the responses (there's a lot of them out there) and take comfort in the fact that you are not alone in this. There's lots of people around the world who are feeling the same way as you do, including myself.
We have a code in my family, they ask and I say not today! If I stay in my room with the lights off, they stay away! My daughter will bring fresh fruit and cold water and place it by my bedroom door. My medicines are in my room and a mini fridge with ice packs my migraine mask and cap! The best way to let others know is be honest about how you’re feeling, don’t try to do things when you don’t feel able too!
The only person I feel I need to explain things to is my husband. He's the only one here. Our kids are all grown and they accept when I tell them I can't do something anymore.
Hi I'm not sure if it is m.s m only if the octor says you have m.s.
It's incredibly frustrating when family members don't understand what you're going through with MS. Many people struggle with this because MS symptoms aren't always visible to others, which can lead to misunderstandings and hurtful assumptions about being "lazy."
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Does anyone have a partner/spouse who resents you and is really angry because he/she has to do more?
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