There are only a couple of days left of MS Awareness Month. Did you learn something you did not know before?
Those of us with MS are aware of how difficult it is to understand this condition. It's with us every day, each month, all year.
During this observation month, did you think of something that might help people without MS understand it better? We often hear we look too good to have a major chronic disease. It's frustrating for our families, our doctors, but especially for those of...
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