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Old 12-03-2014, 09:04 PM #7
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Trying to explain MS to people can be exhausting. They don't get that you don't feel the same every day. They don't understand that MS can be different for everyone they meet who has it.

They don't understand why I need a cane to walk but someone else they know who has it can walk just fine.

I want to take my cane and knock them over the head with it sometimes!
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