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05-24-2016, 03:22 PM

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bddouglas

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bddouglas

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I don't understand how a doctor can say that MS doesn't cause pain! I would just have to tell that doctor to spend a day in my shoes. I am so thankful that I have empathetic doctors. My neurologist was almost in tears when he told me I have MS. My primary care has told me to tell people to kiss my foot if they wanted to doubt my pain. I just feel truly blessed with my care team.

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