Changing Lives Monday to Sunday with MSAA

Multiple Sclerosis Association of America - MSAA

By Multiple Sclerosis Association of America - MSAA

March 30, 2017

As MS Awareness Month comes to a close, MSAA is proud to have launched our newest video, Changing Lives Monday to Sunday.

This video highlights the many ways MSAA’s free programs and services positively impact the MS community. Monday to Sunday features three of MSAA’s clients with MS, as well as several free resources that we provide, including the MRI Access Fund, cooling products for heat-sensitive individuals, the My MS ManagerTM mobile phone app, as well as information about the benefits of swimming and aquatic exercise.

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Even though March is just about over, we always invite you to learn more about multiple sclerosis as well as our free programs and services by visiting our website for additional information.

Help us spread the word and share this video on social media using the hashtag #ChangeALifeMSAA!

This video was made possible through the generous support of EMD Serono and Digitas Health New York.

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