The Nasty Twinge of JealousyOn the outside, I’ve got that giant smile on, ear to ear, probably even showing a little teeth here and there, as my friends tell me all about the latest... By Devin Garlitabout 11 hours agoBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
Living With MS and Now Macular DegenerationLife might feel simpler and less stressful if multiple sclerosis were the only medical condition I had to manage. Alas, it is not. I have been collecting other chronic medical... By Kim Dolce1 day agoBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
National IV Nurse Day, January 25: Honors MS Infusion NursesFirst established in 1980, January 25 of every year marks the day when those with MS using infusion treatments can publicly recognize and celebrate the IV nurses who’ve helped them.1... By Tamara K Sellman2 days agoBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments1 comments
MSAA’s “Living Rural With MS” Webinar Series is Now Available to Watch On-DemandWhen living with multiple sclerosis in a rural or underserved area, an MS specialist may be several hours away from your home, making it difficult to seek treatment or find... By Multiple Sclerosis Association of America - MSAA2 days agoBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
A Bit of Empathy Goes a Long WaySometimes multiple sclerosis makes me numb. At times, I can't feel parts of my body like my feet, legs, hands, and arms. Yet, there are times that I feel too... By Dianne Scott4 days agoBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments2 comments
A New Look for How I Control My MS BladderI will admit that I am vain. I care about my appearance and like to look nice, but I never thought I would need Botox less than a month after... By Dan and Jennifer Digmann7 days agoBookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments12 comments
There's No Break With Chronic IllnessOne of the toughest parts about having a disease like multiple sclerosis is that it never goes away. Sure, some symptoms may ease up, but it never leaves. Many folks... By Devin GarlitJanuary 19, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments22 comments
MS Life: Adaptive Clothing and Fashion HacksOne of my favorite reality shows is Project Runway. I love watching these designers, under the crunch of limited time, materials, and budget, create beautiful garments literally from thin air... By Tamara K SellmanJanuary 18, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments4 comments
The Challenges of Going It Alone With MSEven under the best of circumstances, living with a disease like multiple sclerosis can be extremely challenging. The thing is though, there are an awful lot of folks fighting this... By Devin GarlitJanuary 14, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments11 comments
A Lesser Known Symptom of Sensory OverloadMy Big Mac Meal order flashes on the screen while a disembodied voice booms “$8.36 at the first window.” “Thank you,” I say cheerfully, and pull forward in the drive-thru... By Kim DolceJanuary 13, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments25 comments
Seasons Greetings, MS: Blessed to Enjoy Another HolidayThere are some people that are just 'over' the holidays. The pandemic and its risks in addition to the recent surges and variants, emotional unrest relative to whether or not... By Dianne ScottJanuary 12, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments2 comments
You Are When You EatWhen Mr. Big died on a Peloton bike in the Sex and the City redux, fans were outraged, and the manufacturer of the bike was put on the defensive. Peloton... By Gary ChesterJanuary 11, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments6 comments
Why Is PPMS Hard to Diagnose?While relapsing-remitting MS (RRMS) causes acuate neurological episodes which can last for hours, days or months, primary progressive MS (PPMS) is more gradual. Symptoms continually worsen over time and can... By Mike RussellJanuary 10, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments10 comments
Equine Therapeutic Riding: A Horse Lovers’ Fantasy Come TrueAs someone with a high level of disability, I floundered for years trying different adaptive sports and activities desperately attempting to find something that gave me joy. Before my MS... By Jenny AngusJanuary 6, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments18 comments
Aspiration, Pneumonia, and Multiple SclerosisIn my long-time battle with multiple sclerosis, I’ve had my share of scary moments, times when MS has impacted me enough to make me have a concern for my life... By Devin GarlitJanuary 5, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments7 comments
MS Comic: Holiday StressWe all live with stress stemming from many different sources, but the holidays can be an especially hard time. Beyond the regular stress of living with MS, there can be... By Brooke PelczynskiJanuary 5, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments2 comments
Whose MS Is It Anyway?There is much to be said about MS as an identifier. Are you a patient? MS warrior? An advocate? A caretaker? Or is MS not even part of how you... By Fredric AnderssonJanuary 4, 2022Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments7 comments
My Bladder Botox Experience(s)Do you ever wonder if there is a better way to treat your MS symptoms? I am always looking for the new and improved processes that are out there. I tried another... By Laura KolaczkowskiDecember 30, 2021Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments7 comments
Keep Floating When Times Are ToughIf you live with multiple sclerosis, at some point, you are bound to encounter some rough times. Maybe you’re having an especially long exacerbation, or you’re fighting for a correct... By Devin GarlitDecember 28, 2021Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments12 comments
MSAA’s Improving Lives Through Art Series Renewed for Spring 2022It may be chilly outside right now, but the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is looking forward to a wonderful new series of Improving Lives Through Art virtual events... By Multiple Sclerosis Association of America - MSAADecember 28, 2021Bookmark for later Reactions 0 reactions Comments0 comments
