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((((Ayna Dee))))

Please don't despair. The first few years after Dx, I expected to be not walking or doing anything much at all.

12 years on, I am amazed that I got through all of that and made it this far. Working, and walking on two legs.

You will surprise yourself - and those around you with your strength. All you need is self-belief and determination.

This is not your time - you have too much to do! Smile - MS is hard, but life is harder and you can do it
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