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Old 02-17-2015, 03:37 PM #1
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I forgot to say that my DH passed away 4 years prior to my diagnosis. I'm not sure how he would have reacted to my disease. I'd like to think that he would have been supportive and caring. That's what I'm choosing to believe but I knew him better than anyone and I'm still, at this point, not sure how he would have reacted. And that makes me sad........
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I remembered asking the neuro if I could still have kids after he told me that I have MS.

not sure just why I asked that. I hate children. Might have had something to do with having a boyfriend at the time, and not really knowing if I was going to change my mind about kids at some point. I don't think I ever have. Because I think that's one of the several reasons exboyfriend is my exboyfriend now. He wants kids. I'm not a fan of them, and I also don't know if I could be a good parent while being sick all the time.
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LOL, I thought I was the only one that was initially relieved to be told I had spots in my brain that might be MS. I said "So it isn't cancer?" and the neuro said "nope." And I saw "Whew!" What strange emotions this disease puts us through...
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