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Chronic Health Conditions Discussion and Support

KC

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8. Gosh thank

Reply to tpsbmam (Reply #6)

Sun Jan 1, 2012, 03:39 PM

Jan 2012

You for this information and loved the info on Bud too.
My brother was diagnosed with MS when he was 26 he's now 56 and really doing pretty well. He has his days when he is really tired or stressed, like you said but he has learned to deal with it.
Love what the neurologist said about getting on with your life. So true we can either cave in and just give up or keep on fighting and just move on. This is so new for me I still get down but mainly frustrated. But I am feeling better mentally each day! Just anxious to get the physical therapy going!!

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Recently diagnosed [View all] KC Dec 2011 OP

You may find Joseph Heller's "No Laughing Matter" worth a read. hedgehog Dec 2011 #1

Thank you KC Dec 2011 #2

So sorry to hear it, KC tpsbmam Jan 2012 #3

Apparently KC Jan 2012 #4

I Know Two People ProfessorGAC Jan 2012 #5

I've read KC Jan 2012 #7

I'd guess it's a number of things. Part of it may be that it used to be tpsbmam Jan 2012 #6

Gosh thank KC Jan 2012 #8

The bad news is that it gets worse before it gets better Warpy Jan 2012 #9