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Old 01-25-2008, 07:54 PM #6
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My 9 yr old son has a good grasp on my limitations that MS causes for me, and he really is good about it. Sometimes it makes him sad, but for the most part he deals with it very well. He was 6 when I got the dx. I also have a 6 month old son, and I don't anticipate any real problems for him in relation to MS. He won't ever know me to be any other way. My older son is a big help with the baby and other things I ask him to help me with, which has been alot lately. I'm in the midst of a bad flare that has been going on since the baby was 6 wks old. Fun!
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