Mood Swings

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   Janus Galante Moderator

   <p>Brooke, <br> thank you for another easily understood insightful look into m.s. <br> I appreciate these because for me, words with pictures work really well. <br> The crying part would be of all of them, probably the reaction I would have. Especially if the room was bright and noisy with lots of people milling about! <br> It is especially foreign to me because before m.s. I was not one to cry. <br> Thanks for bringing to light as only you can in your illustrations, the fact that in times like these, we are most definitely not alone!</p>

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      Brooke Pelczynski

      <p>Janus! Haha I completely understand!</p>

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   legsonstrike

   <p>Thank you for writing this article, it has been so hard to explain these mood swings and I'm about to lose anyone in my life because of it! What do you do about your mood swings,?</p>

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   Janus Galante Moderator

   <p>Legsonstrike, <br> mood swings are definitely an unpleasant and difficult challenge to say the very least. Here is an article that Devin wrote awhile ago that is very enlightening that I hope will be of help to you! <br> <br> <a href='https://multiplesclerosis.net/living-with-ms/invisible-symptoms-mood-swings/' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer ugc'>https://multiplesclerosis.net/living-with-ms/invisible-symptoms-mood-swings/</a></p>

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