“Oh wow, you don’t even look like you have MS” or “What? You have MS?”
All 3 of us have heard this.
I mean if you look so good..how come you can’t do X or Y or Z…is what we think they are saying.
MS is mostly an invisible disease.
Family members, co-workers, loved ones and people in general are impacted by things they can SEE.
The wheelchairs, the canes, the foot drag..those things they have empathy for.
The cognitive issues, the fatigue, the pain, the bladder issues, the depression..that’s not seen and for some is a daily battle.
❌Today at 1pm EST we will help educate you all about the invisible symptoms just so you know❌
Bobie Linnan & Tara Welther Bath