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02-27-2011, 02:45 PM
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As far as what MSers can and cannot do, you might get as many different answers as the number of people who respond!
I know someone who has MS that hikes mountains, works full time, and actually has a life. (And yes, she really does have MS) I know someone else who has MS who is in a wheelchair, sleeps a great deal of the time, and gets exhausted folding a few towels. I fall somewhere in that huge "in between". Most of the time, my life looks pretty normal, as long as you're talking normal for a person 25-30 years older than I am. (I'm 60)
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