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Unlock a fresh perspective on MS awareness with our video, “What NOT to Say to Someone with MS (And What to Say Instead).” In this eye-opening guide, Aaron Boster reveals the TOP 8 most hurtful phrases often directed at those living with multiple sclerosis—a chronic, invisible illness—and explains empathetic, supportive alternatives. Learn why comments like “You don’t look sick,” “I’m tired too,” or “Are you better yet?” miss the mark, and discover the power of thoughtful conversation in combating stigma and misunderstanding. Whether you're seeking insights on MS symptoms, chronic fatigue, or how to provide genuine support, this video is your go-to resource for respectful communication and disability advocacy.
Keywords: MS, multiple sclerosis, invisible illness, chronic illness, MS awareness, empathy, disability support, MS misconceptions, chronic fatigue, compassionate conversation.
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