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Eric, totally OK to post this here.
![]() I am of a personal opinion, that especially when MS is involved, that when we get emotional over things, there is a physical reaction that can come quickly along with it. Hence, the reason 'stress' on the body/mind/spirit/soul is more detrimental to someone with an illness such as MS, than the average healthy individual. Uncontrollable crying, can be pseudobulbar? Or grief? Build up, stress, so many emotions about your future, ability to participate in life, etc etc. Were you friends, compassionate and empathetic? Did they call you up, later, even today to check in on you?! What is bringing about the loss of license? Has your doctor asked you to not drive yet? ![]() Quote:
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