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Living, Loving, & MS with Lee & Tanya: Our Story

By monke22

Last updated: May 2020

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My fiance and I both have secondary progressive MS and would love to be an inspiration to others. Lee has had MS for 17 years and myself 20 years. Lee is 43 and I'm 39.

There is love after MS. https://youtu.be/WcpVc5lq0B4

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Kim Dolce Moderator
<p>Hello Lee and Tanya! Just watched your first video and found you both utterly charming! Loved the stories about your individual MS histories followed by how you met, fell in love and moved in together. <br> <br> I'll definitely be following you to see how you live and thrive in your modified home. You are in inspiration to us all. Thank you so much for posting your video in our Stories section. You will touch so many of our readers. Warmly, Kim, moderator</p>
1. monke22
  <p>Thank you so much! </p>
Janus Galante Moderator
<p>Awwww..thanks so much for sharing your video with us and allowing us to be a part of your lives, Lee and Tanya! <br> I felt like family while watching you describe your individual journey as well as your journey together after you met! <br> What a story you have, and thank you also for sharing the practical side of taking DMD's, and your individual responses to them. Also for including how you were able to obtain your scooters... <br> Lee, I especially appreciated what you said pertaining to walking. "It takes everything you have." <br> No one should ever take one single step they take for granted. <br> Thanks again for sharing your lives with us. Am looking forward to more! <br> xxxx's Janus</p>
1. monke22
  <p>Thank you so much! ☺️☺️</p>

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