I am permanently disabled, and until there is a cure for multiple sclerosis (MS) or narcolepsy, disabled I shall remain. Yet, if you just glanced my way, you would see nothing out of the ordinary. In fact, I appear quite healthy. Just the other day, someone walked over to me and while pointing at my leg asked, “How are you recovering?” At first, I was completely puzzled. Then I realized that my limp and use of a cane made him believe I had sustained a simple injury. Sleeping with MS – One couple’s life with multiple sclerosis and narcolepsy by Brad and Robynn Mann Read more: everydayhealth/columns/brad-robynn-mann-sleeping-with-ms/but-you-look-so-good-invisible-disability-challenges/ Also check out – But You LOOK Good - How to Encourage and Understand People Living with Illness and Pain by Wayne and Sherri Connell ButYouLOOKGood Like! Share! Tweet! The IDA Team Invisible Disabilities Association InvisibleDisabilities.org The Invisible Disabilities Community: InvisibleDisabilitiesCommunity.org IDA Social Media: Facebook/InvisibleDisabilities https://plus.google/+InvisibleDisabilitiesOrganization Twitter/InvDisabilities Facebook/InvisibleNoMoreTV IDA Videos: YouTube/InvisibleDisabilities YouTube/InvisibleNoMoreTV IDA Special Projects: CleanerIndoorAir.org InvisibleHero.org InvisibleNoMore.TV Programs4People everydayhealth/columns/brad-robynn-mann-sleeping-with-ms/but-you-look-so-good-invisible-disability-challenges/
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