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Old 02-03-2011, 02:01 PM #6
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I could deal with physical disabilities, I think. Including the inability to drive.

For me, the hardest would be the cognitive disabilities, if they affected my functioning in a big way. AND, based on my a-typical history during flares, if the mental health issues ever began to become a residual symptom, instead of one that only occurs during MS flares, that would be THE WORST!

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