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Old 06-03-2009, 09:18 PM #5
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you have the right idea. to do as much for yourself as you can.
you might consider getting some basic MS reading material for your family members. call 1-800-FIGHT MS to find your local MS society. and, ask for the newly dx'd packet.

sometimes some simple education can help to allay fears.
and a loving talk about what you want can help too.
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