Invisible illness
An interesting video that I'm sure a lot, if not most MS'rs can feel applies to them.
http://youtu.be/QGtBUeTeW_w
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Yep! Even though my MS isn't invisible I can relate to all the above - over the years I've had those comments... It's the "Hurry up" ones that are getting to me now :? xxx
I have only recently been diagnosed with MS (April 2014) and still using a stick, I've not had the luxury of any sarcastic comments. But I did get a really dirty look off an old lady who was parked in the disabled space next to me despite both she and her husband overtook me while returning to our cars. GRRRR