Keep S’Myelin: Feelings & MS
About the resource
Everyone in the family is likely to have feelings about MS—the most common being anxiety, anger, sadness and guilt. One of the biggest challenges for families is that each person will experience these reactions at different times and in different ways.
Published: 2020
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