So-called invisible symptoms can be so bad that they show up on your face, especially if you are in pain. You may feel that your MS symptoms are really obvious. It’s not that people don’t care, they just don’t get around to thinking about it. Many people focus on their own lives and worries and don’t have head space for remembering anything more. Have they forgotten that you can't walk for long when they plan an outing on foot? Or are they being mean? Maybe you have already explained your MS symptoms to someone, but they don't ask you about them at a later date. If they don’t know, is it reasonable to expect them to guess and guess correctly? They don’t remember

Will they guess that a grim expression means that you are in pain? Or will they assume that you are just thinking about work or your dinner? People aren’t mind readers so perhaps we expect too much from them in figuring out what’s going on. There are lots of reasons why people around you might not notice your invisible symptoms. Pharmaceutical and other industry supporters.

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