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Old 08-06-2013, 08:23 PM #1
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Went to Arbys tonight wearing my old MS Awareness shirt from last May's charity walk that is Orange with a ribbon. The girl there saw it and asked if it was for Leukemia and apparently her 20 year old friend passed away from it last June 26 I told her no that it is for MS Awareness and I was so sorry to hear the news of her friend. I think it sucks, so young, are you kidding me? and here I am thinking "OMG I have MS, dear me" While MS sucks balls, it sucks to hear of some young woman dying so young from some devastating disease, by far worse than MS(for some of us)

Makes me feel guilty for all the woe is me, moments, but in our defense....MS is hard to live with...sometimes we wish we were dead. but.....just so sad to hear of this young girl dying from Leukemia and I wish I could of said or done more for the girl who told me, but ....all I could say is so sorry.

Uggg these diseases SUCK!!
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