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post 27/04/2005, 11:33 AM
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I may have MS, but it doesn't have me
I'm getting just a little bit frustrated when reading the other forums. Everytime that someone uses the abbreviation MS for morning sickness, rather than M/S.

I keep thinking its going to be something about MS (multiple sclerios), then realise its not.

Oh well, ;p LOL

Savanna


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post 27/04/2005, 06:27 PM
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Oooh Savanna, I SO agree with you! I find it very irritating. I regularly participate in a TTC thread (TTCOM in Charting) and the girls there are pretty good, but it still slips in occasionally. I type it out fully every time, because I think MS is quite different to morning sickness. Bring on the morning sickness I say... I'd much rather have that!

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post 27/04/2005, 11:24 PM
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*puts hand up* I am guilty of it. blush.gif

I must confess when I first saw the abbr. I thought of Multiplee Sclerosis, but after seeing it referred to as Mornning sickness, that's whaat I started doing!

As of now, I will be more concereted in my not using MS as Morning sickness....



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post 27/04/2005, 11:39 PM
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Savannah, I know what you mean! I used to be a case manager for people with physical and neurological disabilities, so to me, MS means Multiple Sclerosis, not morning sickness. It is most annoying!




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post 09/05/2005, 03:08 PM
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I'm the same. I've been caught by it!

I must admit though, I now use MS for Multiple Sclerosis and m/s for morning sickness...hope that doesn't confuse / offend!

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