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#Sponsored My Multiple Sclerosis has changed... Since being diagnosed with MS, a lot has changed, like my job, my social life, and becoming a mum. On the surface, those things aren’t unusual. Friends have experienced similar… but they don’t have MS! If their vision changes, they book an eye test, when they feel more fatigued, they speak to their doctor. For me, there’s often a little voice in the back of my mind. Making excuses, scared it might be my MS, pretending ignorance is bliss. Over the years, I’ve learnt that knowing the answer, even when it’s not the answer I want, is always better than wondering. Unlike my vision, hindsight is 20/20. Regardless of if the outcome was MS-related or in this case, just getting old 👵🏼, the conversation deserved a space at the front of my mind. Noticing changes with your MS? Start a conversation with your doctor today. For more tips and information visit the link in bio. #MS #KnowYourMS #ChangesInYourMS #NovartisPartner
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