Conversations about Multiple Sclerosis can be awkward, difficult and emotional and are often things we avoid. It is a well-known illness, and something that is recognised by society as being legitimately disabling. Yet, asking questions, telling friends and family or letting work know can be so hard, so let’s get into it. Why conversations can be hard The first diagnosis I ever got was multiple sclerosis, I was treated as if I had it for about six years before my neurologist told me I didn’t have it. Both very difficult conversations to have but gaining and then losing that diagnosis taught me a lot about disability. When I was given…