Mottos for identity
Anna
Anna was diagnosed with MS when she was eight. Coming terms with her diagnosis took some time, but Anna managed to get her confidence back:
“Now I am confident that I am in no way worse than anybody else. I am sure I will achieve all I want in life! I know I am strong enough for this. I know there are people around who will come to help if I fall.”
Anna’s motto for identity is:
![Anna's motto for identity](http://worldwww.worldmsday.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Anna_mottos_identity-300x123.jpg)
Diogo
![Diogo looks forward to a future as a designer and illustrator](http://worldwww.worldmsday.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/DiogoTavares_01-199x300.jpg)
Diogo was diagnosed with MS at age 19. He believes getting on with life after being diagnosed is all about having a positive attitude.
I cope the best way I can find possible. I make my days worthwhile. It is necessary to know how to live and do everything that makes us happy. It is very important to live with principles, planning and discipline; but above all to live. I am learning to LIVE with those three concepts.
Diogo’s motto for identity is:
![Diogo's motto for identity](http://worldwww.worldmsday.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Diogo_mottos_identity-300x123.jpg)
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