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Old 05-21-2013, 11:09 AM #7
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Thank you!

I think thats exactly what I'm looking for. Someone to talk to. The whole thing is freaking me out. I'm 24, my husband is in the army, I have two kids to look after, and I'm studying medicine. I just don't wanna face the fact that it might be something thats not cureable.

How do you all cope with your ms?
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