Telling people
Do you feel like you have to tell everyone that you see that you have ms? Then they look at you like your wounded? Or is it just me, just isn't fair, Why me? Why all of us on here? #multiplesclerosisucks!!!
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I don't feel the need to tell people I'm disabled, they usually sus when they see me shuffling along using my nordic poles or rollator. 🩼🩼
I felt like this when 1st diagnosed and sometimes still plays in the back of my mind. I understand that I might not be able to do things that I was used to before but that doesn't mean I've changed as a person even though some people look at me differently but we have to understand that everyday people don't see or know anything about ms because on my time in life I've never even heard much about ms until I got it.