How to refer to someone with MS?
In April 2012 we did a survey of people with MS asking them which term they preferred being used when describing someone with MS. The majority (55%) preferred the term MSer. Despite this result several professionals and professional publishers have rejected the use of this term. We would therefore like to redo this poll to make sure we got it right and to explore the subject in more detail. We also need to be confident about persisting with our campaign to get the word MSer accepted by the professional community, i.e. neurologists and journal editors.  
Which term do you prefer being used to describe someone with MS?
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How would you rate these terms relative to each other?
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If you don't like the term MSer can you please tell us why?
Would you support a campaign to get the term MSer accepted as an official word?
If yes, we would have to apply to the Oxford English Dictionary for this to occur.
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Demographic information
We need this information to publish the results of this survey. This may be the only way to get the neurology profession to accept the power of the people.
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How would you describe yourself?
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Where you are currently living?
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