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have had ms for 30yrs hav e secondary progr ess do es a clos e d ea th affect it

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October 13
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A MyMSTeam Member

Yes, losing a close loved one can affect your ms . I was told by a doctor that grief and stress can trigger a relapse. Not always but it can. How are you doing? @A MyMSTeam Member

October 14 (edited)
A MyMSTeam Member

Sorry for your loss 🤗

October 15
A MyMSTeam Member

Sorry for your loss @A MyMSTeam Member, take care 🤗💜

October 14
A MyMSTeam Member

Sorry for your loss. Keep taking it day by day . You got this @A MyMSTeam Member 🤗🙏

October 14
A MyMSTeam Member

ok i think just day by day thank you hope you a re doing well i am 75 now and have lots of other problems in ass. living which i don;t like but my doing day by day the best friend i ever had in allmy yrs i met here what a bl essing just short but loved her dea rly.

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