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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 had a lot of fun sharing the phrases and words they use most often, with 'It is what it is' coming up again and again as a go-to... Read more

Members had a lot of fun sharing the phrases and words they use most often, with 'It is what it is' coming up again and again as a go-to saying that many felt perfectly captures life with MS. Several members shared humorous phrases they say to their own bodies, like begging their legs to work or shouting colorful words when things go wrong, showing the lighter side of living with a chronic illness. A recurring theme was using humor and relatable sayings as a coping tool, with members bonding over brain fog moments, near-falls, and the daily unpredictability of 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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