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February 5
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A MyMSTeam Member

I don't have suffer from mental illness, though there are people that will disagree with me. I know 3 people that suffer from depression and none of them have MS. I believe it depends on each person. We all deal with life differently.

February 5
A MyMSTeam Member

I have no mental problams might wanna ask ShannonB2

February 5
A MyMSTeam Member

btw, the main issue is knowing the difference between depression and despair-depression has physical and mental symptoms, despair is only mental and emotional. Besides, persons with diabetes or another permanent life-altering ailments have bouts of depression and/or despair. During the pandemic and even after, I've encountered dozens and dozens of people crying about being depressed-after helping them identify exactly what they're feeling/experiencing, I helped get out of their tailspins and help them realize it's actually despair, not depression.

February 12
A MyMSTeam Member

From the articles on this site, it tends to be a yes. Personally, I don't believe there's a correlation.

February 5
A MyMSTeam Member

Depression just comes with it and extreme anger about some things you can't do anymore for me that was soccer

February 17

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