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June 10
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Members warmly responded to someone feeling uncertain about who is genuine on the site, with many jumping in to affirm that they are real... Read more

Members warmly responded to someone feeling uncertain about who is genuine on the site, with many jumping in to affirm that they are real people looking for true connection and support. Several members offered reassurance, shared that they too feel like oddballs at times, and encouraged blocking anyone who feels unsafe or inappropriate. A recurring theme was the desire for honest friendship and community, with many exchanging hugs, kind words, and open invitations to connect.

A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member I'm very real and self proclaimed "insane". 😆 The insanity is a good thing. 😉

June 11
A MyMSTeam Member

Ciao CherylCrawn2. I’m a real human although probably not as much human I was before MS. Oddball is probably the only thing I haven’t been called cause of MS 😊
Anyway welcome and happy to communicate

June 11
A MyMSTeam Member

exactly you're real odd welcome to Lyndie land enjoy your stay😁

June 10 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

Cheryl I'm real as the air we breathe and sure as day is light and dark is night. I would hate to believe that someone would be on here acting or pretending to have MS. If there was I'm sure God would handle it. Yes you can block them. God bless you with anything that is troubling you

June 10
A MyMSTeam Member

While I am often deemed odd, I am still real.

June 10

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