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Yes, feeling disconnected or disassociated is something many people with MS experience. This can be related to the emotional and psychological impacts of living with MS, including feelings of isolation and changes in identity.

Some MyMSTeam members have shared feeling detached or disconnected, especially when dealing with Show Full Answer

Yes, feeling disconnected or disassociated is something many people with MS experience. This can be related to the emotional and psychological impacts of living with MS, including feelings of isolation and changes in identity.

Some MyMSTeam members have shared feeling detached or disconnected, especially when dealing with major life changes following their MS diagnosis. This is a normal response as you adjust to living with MS. If you're experiencing these feelings, here are some helpful strategies:

• Connect with others through video calls to maintain face-to-face connections
• Schedule regular check-ins with friends and family
• Share your feelings with trusted people who understand
• Consider speaking with a mental health professional who specializes in MS-related challenges

Remember that emotional changes are a recognized part of MS, and seeking support is an important step in managing these feelings.

 AI-generated responses are not a substitute for medical advice. These services are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure any condition or disease. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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