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Old 09-04-2008, 04:44 PM #6
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We're a fun group here--so pathophobia isn't that strange. We welcome and embrace "weirder" people than you!

Welcome to the board and the MS boat.

ITA that it's probably a strange feeling to be afraid of germs and disease and to have MS as it is a bit of a contradiction. But then again, if you could choose one over the other, which would be worse? Either one has an impact on your life that's not fun. At least with MS you sort of know what you're dealing with. With pathophobia you're probably pretty much afraid of every encounter and surface that you are in contact with due to potential exposure. Heck, I'd rather have MS!


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