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I live in a retirement community NW of Tucson (Saddlebrooke). Is there is a support group in the general area I might get involved with?

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Tucson, AZ
January 20
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I had just downloaded and called the number. They are closed but I'll call tomorrow. Thanks for the info.

January 20
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Call the NMS Society, they should be able to help with tight, @A MyMSTeam Member.

January 20
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January 20
A MyMSTeam Member

You can call your neurologist office & they should know.

January 20
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Are there MS support groups near Saddlebrooke, northwest of Tucson?

While I don't have specific information about MS support groups in the Saddlebrooke area, there are several ways you can find local resources:

Contact the National MS Society - They maintain a directory of support groups and can help you locate meetings Show Full Answer

Are there MS support groups near Saddlebrooke, northwest of Tucson?

While I don't have specific information about MS support groups in the Saddlebrooke area, there are several ways you can find local resources:

Contact the National MS Society - They maintain a directory of support groups and can help you locate meetings in your area. They often have regional chapters that organize local gatherings.

Ask your neurologist or healthcare team - They typically know about support groups in the area and can connect you with local resources.

Check with your retirement community - Saddlebrooke may have wellness programs or connections to local health support groups that could point you in the right direction.

Consider online support - If local in-person groups aren't readily available, connecting with others through online communities can provide valuable support and understanding from people who know what you're experiencing.

Support groups can really help with emotional well-being and provide practical tips from others managing similar challenges. Many members find that both giving and receiving support makes a meaningful difference in coping with MS.

January 20

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