I've got Multiple Sclerosis...?

Question

although you would never be able to tell. How and when do I break it to a guy i might start seeing? Do it quick and fast or when it starts getting serious? I dont want to be "trapping" them, but then I dont want to scare them away?

Answer 1

Wait until you get to know him, and feel comfortable with him. Make sure in this time he's meeting the real you and who you are on the inside. Make sure you are wanting a serious/longterm relationship with him before you tell him. Don't give him information overload when you do tell him, let him ask questions.

Goodluck! :D

Answer 2

i also have ms, and also most people wouldn't be able to tell. I'd say just to drop it into conversation on a first or second date - you know, don't go into great detail about what may happen in the future, but maybe something along the lines of "i'm really lucky that i can do *?* even with my MS" and then just move onto another subject - unless he asks questions!

~What i mean is a lot would depend on HOW you tell someone. If you just make it light hearted and matter of fact then it should be irrelevant. However if you make it doom and gloom and list all of the symptoms that you MAY end up with then that could be a bit of a put-off!

Best of luck, trust me, it's not worth getting stressed about. You'll know when the time is right...just make sure if you don't get around to it before that you tell him before you get him down the aisle!! lol

By the way - i told my hubby on our first proper date. We've now been together for 10 years and have 3 kids!

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Answer 4

My sister has MS but has had no symptoms for years. Why do you have to "break' it to him? MS is not a communicable disease and he can't "catch" it from you. Do you take medication? Do you follow doctors orders? Then you may not have any symptoms for a long time. Some time when you are having a meaningful conversation, ask him what he knows about MS and then explain it to him. If he's put off or leaves you he wasn't worth it in the first place. If he really likes/loves you it won't matter to him and he'll want to be with you just the same. Good luck.

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Answer 7

It all depends on the guy, if you can see a future with him then tell him straight away. I've had MS since i was 17(now 28) and its a hard thing to say to anybody, to tell a guy is a huge thing.
Good luck.

Answer 8

Sorry to hear you have MS...I have several friends with the disease. My best advice is that if you are serious about the guy then tell him right off. If he really cares for you he will understand. If he doesn't then he isn't worth it to begin with and you will find someone else who will care.

Answer 9

Well, honesty is always the best policy of course, but if it isn't noticeable or anything, I don't see why it would be something you would need to tell anybody, unless you were going to have kids with the guy.

Good luck!

Answer 10

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