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Originally Posted by steve185
MS is unique to each person that has it. So, don't look at others who have it and think that is where you will be in the future.
I hope things work out for you. Stay positive.
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Sorry for editing out the personal parts of your post Steve, but I think your advice is good. I know (too) many folks who have MS and my family history makes a good argument that there is a genetic component to it - my Grandmother (Dad's Mom), Dad and 2 first Cousins (Dad's sister's daughters) all had/have it. I know a small handful of people, young & old and male & female that live, what I would consider to be, very successful lives with MS.
There are different Courses of MS and as Steve mentions, while there are commonalities, it is unique to each person.
Dealing with health issues is not fun. I wish you all the best whether MS becomes a part of your life or not.
Tom