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I would like to hear from a psychologist about when should you tell someone you're dating that you have MS?
- October 27th, 2009, 07:34 pm
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Mz_Isle wrote :
I would like to hear from a psychologist about when should you tell someone you're dating that you have MS?
I am not a psychologest but I do have servere depresson. What I do is try to see how the other person reacts to mentle illness, then I tell them early on. I feel that they have the right to know to help them to make up there mind if they wish to stay in the relationship or not. I also take into consideration of how the relationship starts. It it starts intence and we are sizing the other for marrage I will ask sooner. If it looks like an open ended friendship I might hold off untill I feel confortable with sharing.
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