Hello,
I am sure this has been discussed here, but I am brand new to these boards.
I was diagnosed in 2000. I look great and most people would never suspect I have a disability. However, like a lot of people who have MS, the disease shows after activity like walking, biking, etc.
I was married before, so this was not an issue. Now I am single and dating.
Yesterday I was on a date. We parked near the beach and then my date decided we should walk four blocks to the restaurant. I knew that wouldn't work for me, but when you are young like me, what's your excuse? Why would you ask to drive four blocks instead of walk? It seems so princess like, you know? What kind of girl would rather drive four blocks than walk on a beautiful warm and sunny evening?
I decided to tell the guy that I just had knee surgery.
What do single girls with MS do in these kinds of situations?
And at what point do you tell someone about your disease?
Thanks for reading my post, and I hope to hear from lots of you.
Staci
I am sure this has been discussed here, but I am brand new to these boards.
I was diagnosed in 2000. I look great and most people would never suspect I have a disability. However, like a lot of people who have MS, the disease shows after activity like walking, biking, etc.
I was married before, so this was not an issue. Now I am single and dating.
Yesterday I was on a date. We parked near the beach and then my date decided we should walk four blocks to the restaurant. I knew that wouldn't work for me, but when you are young like me, what's your excuse? Why would you ask to drive four blocks instead of walk? It seems so princess like, you know? What kind of girl would rather drive four blocks than walk on a beautiful warm and sunny evening?
I decided to tell the guy that I just had knee surgery.
What do single girls with MS do in these kinds of situations?
And at what point do you tell someone about your disease?
Thanks for reading my post, and I hope to hear from lots of you.
Staci
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