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Dating someone with MS (He has it, I do not)
I realized the moment I stopped looking for love and immersed myself in what I loved, that love found me. What about you? Please, help a brother or sister out and share! We learn from each other. Remember, while you are out there in the dating world that you are always surrounded by a community that loves and supports you.
Ups and Downs of Dating With Multiple Sclerosis | The Mighty
For some, MS and sexual intimacy do not go hand in hand. From relapses to relationships, living and loving with MS can sometimes be a challenge. LLY blogger Willeke is sharing her tips for talking to your partner. Blogger Angela shares her tips. Follow LivingLikeYou. You are now visiting a new site to which our Privacy Policy does not apply.
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Do you want to see that person again? Or are you tempted to text a friend to bail you out after 5 minutes? With a long-term condition like multiple sclerosis , there can be another layer to it.
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Like, when do you tell someone that you have MS? What questions might your dates have about it? You may have more energy to go out and meet people. Do you feel like your MS is under its best possible control? Do you have the support you need, whether from family and friends or a support group? There are lots of dating apps, and some are specifically designed for people who have chronic health conditions. Some people list it on their online dating profile. Others wait until they feel safe or think the connection is promising. The more you know about MS, the easier it will be for you to explain it to someone else.