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As you know, I had an appointment with my new PCP today. Something happened at the doctor’s office that hasn’t happened to me in a while. I got all teary-eyed when I was asked how I have been feeling. I am absolutely MORTIFIED! I just hope that they know that this is an MS thing, because I was too choked up to explain it. Boy! Some days it just doesn’t pay to get up in the morning.
Your reaction is an MS thing and your doctor would know that it is.

Forget about what happened and move on. It is only a blip on your life and this memory will pass or will become less horrible to you soon.

My doctor told me that people with chronic conditions are almost always depressed due to the uncertainty of having to live with the unknown. That made sense to me.

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