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Great links shared by experts about Talking with Children About Multiple Sclerosis
Written by the OrganizedWisdom Team with Nicole Kinsey as the reviewer. All original content is supervised by the The OrganizedWisdom Medical Review Team
Choosing when and how to tell your child about your multiple sclerosis is a personal decision.1 Every child is different, so you will need to use your own judgement.1 Talking openly with your children about multiple sclerosis helps relieve their anxiety about your health.2 Make sure your information matches the child's age and maturity level.1 Be prepared for different reactions; your child may react with a variety of emotions.1 Also, be prepared to answer the questions that they might have.3
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