The Importance of Friendships in Living Well with Multiple Sclerosis

[@lilianadoval8927]

In complicated times all relationships are tested but needy or not, the bond that unites us to a true friend is as powerful as it is difficult to explain. It goes far beyond trust or intimacy. And we can hear from him or her both praise and criticism, which we accept and reflect on, knowing that we all are, in one way or another, imperfect. Seb I have no doubt that you must be the type of friend to treasure on the left side of the chest. Peace.

[@LifeofSebMS]

Thanks, as always, Liliana 🥰🧡

[@softpianorenditions]

Gosh, I think you actually look better in glasses. Yowza!

[@LifeofSebMS]

Thanks 😝🧡

[@JUSTME190-p1x]

Thanks! I had freinds until i was finally diagnosed my limp set in and i was no longer in with the incrowd i always knew they were toxic im glad i no longer lay eyes on them thanks 4 posting 😊

[@LifeofSebMS]

So sorry to hear that buddy, but good thing that you got rid of those toxic and superficial friendships… life is too short for that!! 🤗🧡

[@danielklementi]

Thank you, Dear Seb ! As usually, from all my heart and soul !!!

[@LifeofSebMS]

You’re most welcome Daniel 🤗🧡

[@cristinafernandes37]

Nice video! I’ve had MS for 21 years now..I just turned 34 a couple of months ago…pediatrics definitely has it’s very unique challenges with acquaintances, friends, etc. I didn’t tell any of my closest friends till 8 years ago, even my best friend for over 20 years. They were very surprised to say the least but of course very supportive! (Diagnosed fall 2002, I had just turned 13 I had optic neuritis, blind in right eye, I’ve also had some other awful relapses before being benign basically last ten years, numb head to toe, and a stroke like relapse, etc etc.). Kept fighting and graduated law school 5 years ago :). 💪 💪

[@LifeofSebMS]

Wow, yours is a story of resilience! I admire your strength 💪🏻🧡

[@cristinafernandes37]

@@LifeofSebMS aw thank you!! :) :)

[@cristinafernandes37]

💪❤️

[@brucejunboxing]

I think neurological issues are the worst thing to go through 😢 thanks for sharing there is hope for people. At this moment I'm under Ataxia, FND clinical findings and need more testing to rule out other nasties. 😢

[@LifeofSebMS]

Wow sorry about that… be strong 💪🏻🧡

[@ulftruffe8723]

If Im honest, I'm sad that some "friends" are no longer with me. But it became more complicated for them to think about what needs to work for me, based on my disability. Not being invited to as many dinners anymore. Sad because I was usually the fixer before. But. A big but. I have few very dear friends. It is good. They see the whole of me for who I am, and I see them. Have found new social places. Therefore, today I can say that I am fine, and instead it is a pity about the old friends who are now missing me. :)

[@LifeofSebMS]

Their loss… and I’m sure they feel sad about it too, but for some people it’s too much to feel like they have to empathise all the time, which I understand and accept and forgive. But lucky the ones who stuck around 🥰🧡

[@ulftruffe8723]

Yes, it is important to be forgiving. How else are you supposed to move on?🧡

[@dazza0670]

I'm much more selective of friendships nowadays.

[@LifeofSebMS]

🙏🏻🧡

[@JUSTME190-p1x]

Me to MS will surly open your eyes to the real friend 😊

[@LifeofSebMS]

Indeed!! 🙏🏻🧡

[@slobor3]

I love this video.

[@LifeofSebMS]

🙏🏻🧡

[@multiwonderrr]

Hi, my uncle was diagnosed with MS and we worry about long term effects, does the drugs stop progression?

[@LifeofSebMS]

Yes, they do to some extent 🙏🏻🧡

[@ملحدتلحود]

I Hope you doing well

[@LifeofSebMS]

🙏🏻🧡

[@fufurabumbacka]

Sebastian, you must be INFJ-T arent you?

[@LifeofSebMS]

Haha not sure to be honest 🤗🧡

[@fufurabumbacka]

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