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I was diagnosed with RRMS about two years ago. One month before my 50th birthday. My Nuerologist told me at the state I was in I’ve been having MS symptoms for about two to three years. I was falling and didn’t know why and my speech was terrible. I had a spinal tap to verify it was MS.

July 17
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A MyMSTeam Member

Personally, I wouldn't give a rat's bottom what any one thinks.

July 18 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

You don't know how ANYONE feels unless itz you...even mental health!
People who feel great will never know
I used to be that person
Now I'm humbled and it can happen at any moment

July 18
A MyMSTeam Member

You may not be able to make your sister understand and that's ok. Some people don't even try.You just need to do what is right for you and try not to worry about what your sister or others think

July 18
A MyMSTeam Member

I hate human suffering 😪
It makes me sad

July 18
A MyMSTeam Member

@A MyMSTeam Member I am sorry your sister said that to you . Some people have no compassion and I am actually shocked to read @nancymillers comment . Wow ! We are supposed to support each other , I don’t understand why you say someone is lazy knowing how fatigue can be debilitating with this disease .maybe I read the comment wrong and if so, I am sorry.

July 18

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