Having a chronic
disease brings a host of changes in one's life and those of others who depend
on you or interact with you on a regular basis. Once you receive a diagnosis,
you would find that the symptoms are increasingly becoming more difficult.
People are getting affected; you progress into something less able to function
normally. And the condition gets worst. Your relationship with people, most of
whom you love and care for, gets injured. On top of this, there are no known
cures, only treatments that you hope will relieve the unpredictable symptoms.
There may not be a lot you can do about it but there are some things that could
ease your distress. One way of taking charge of multiple sclerosis is by
knowing and practicing appropriate coping techniques.
