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If I had known that I had MS earlier in my life I would have thought I had a very mild or even non-symptomatic version of it. Not now. These folks who get their diagnosis early in the disease progression (and make it known publicly) should realize that they can do the most good for people with MS by making it known when their symptoms worsen.


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