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What is a word or phrase you say all the time?

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I always say “long story short” and then I tell the whole story anyway😂

July 21
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Members jumped in with humor and heart to share the phrases they repeat most, with many relating to MS challenges like talking to legs that... Read more

Members jumped in with humor and heart to share the phrases they repeat most, with many relating to MS challenges like talking to legs that won't cooperate or losing a train of thought mid-sentence. Popular phrases included 'it is what it is,' 'I'm fine,' 'just freaking work,' and colorful expressions that many admitted were not always printable. A recurring theme was using humor and relatable catchphrases as a coping tool, with many members finding laughter to be one of the best ways to stay connected and lighthearted while living with MS.

A MyMSTeam Member

cool beans

July 29
A MyMSTeam Member

Somethings gotta give...

August 17
A MyMSTeam Member

Mine is “just go with the flow”. Be like water.

July 24
A MyMSTeam Member

I'm actually a very positive person. I've had a lot of bad happen in my life. What I say most is "this too will pass"

July 24
A MyMSTeam Member

“No worries” and for someone who says no worries a lot, I sure do have A LOT of worries.

August 8

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