Mark your calendars and save the date for March 12, 2019 when we will be hosting an Ask Me Anything about Relationships and MS with licensed marriage and family therapist Kimberly Castelo, LMFT, CST, CIIP, on this community!
For one hour, starting at 6:00 PM EST on Tuesday, March 12th, Ms. Castelo will answer your questions about relationships and MS. At 6:00 PM EST, we will create a new official post to open the AMA and all questions that you have for Ms. Castelo should be posted as a reply to that official post. Any questions that are posted as their own thread will not be included as a part of the AMA.
During the AMA, we recommend that you click the “Follow Post” button directly underneath the official post and next to the “Like” button so that you will receive notifications of what questions have been posted and what the replies are, in case your question has already been asked by another member. In order to make sure that you are seeing the most up-to-date questions and answers, you will need to continue to refresh your browser to show all of the replies.
At the end of the AMA, we will lock the thread, so that no more questions can be posted in the thread. If you miss the AMA, we will keep the post on the community so that you can see all of the questions and answers from the session!
Guidelines for the AMA:
1. While we always strive to provide useful, up-to-date information on matters of concern to the MS community, the information posted in this Ask Me Anything session should not be used as a means of diagnosis or determining treatment. For diagnosis and treatment options, you are urged to consult your physician.
2. You can draw your questions from your personal experience, but please try to keep questions broad, and in terms of the general MS community.
3. Please try to limit your questions and responses to three sentences.
4. As always, please be respectful of other members and their questions.
See everyone at the Ask Me Anything on Tuesday, March 12th!
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