MS and Knee Surgery: My Total Knee Replacement Adventure, Part 1Symptoms of multiple sclerosis are rarely fun or enjoyable. Many times they can be downright debilitating. One of my more worrisome MS...reactions9comments
10 Interesting Facts From Our MS In America SurveyWe recently conducted our 10th Multiple Sclerosis In America Survey, and it was completed by 4,478 people living with MS. The survey...reactions6comments
How These MS Treatments Work: Avonex, Copaxone, and TysabriMultiple sclerosis is an illness that has no cure. That doesn’t mean those afflicted with the auto-immune disease have no options though...reactions7comments
How to Sleep with Tinnitus, a Rare Symptom of MSThis week, the sound of music returned. Not music anybody else can hear, and hardly musical, if you ask me. It's my...reactions2comments
What’s Happening to MS Home Healthcare?It’s likely you’ve heard about a shortage of home healthcare workers. While it’s easy to blame the pandemic for this unfortunate trend...reactions6comments
World MS Day: A Look at the History of Multiple SclerosisFor World MS Day 2022, we're taking a look at the history of multiple sclerosis (MS). Read on to learn the answers...reactions2comments
MS Life: How I Make Gardening Easier and More FunHaving MS can make the work of installing and maintaining a growing space difficult. I wouldn’t be able to garden at my...reactions11comments
Does Having MS Mean You Identify As Disabled?In early April, I attended a virtual writers’ conference and was immediately drawn to a group of workshops that prioritized the voices...reactions41comments
How People With MS Can Prepare if Disaster StrikesA large-scale earthquake recently struck Haiti. We're constantly reading and inundated with what this world is facing when it comes to natural...reactions24comments
Diet and Exercise Tips to Fight MS Deconditioning and FatigueWhen it comes to the wide variety of MS symptoms, there may be none more dreaded than that of fatigue. A common...reactions4comments
Dealing With the Many Setbacks of MSRecently, someone who’d been newly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis asked me for some non-sugar coated thoughts on my life with the disease...reactions11comments
COVID-19 and Its Impact on My MS: Part 1January 3, 2022 - The day began just like any other. I spent the morning in my home office, working online as...reactions4comments
How to Cope When Your Child is Diagnosed with Pediatric MSFinding out your child has pediatric MS can lead to many overwhelming emotions. It can be a scary time for both you...reactionscomments
Another Day, Another Diagnosis: Cervical Dystonia and MSI have dealt with essential tremors for as long as I can remember. They began in my hands, but my hand tremors...reactions22comments
A Care Partner’s Perspective to MSTen data points from the 2022 Multiple Sclerosis in America Survey (completed by 4,478 people living with MS) were shared recently. While...reactions5comments
MS Life: How I Make Camping Easier and More FunDuring my last camping trip, I noticed a caravan of trailers in our loop. In one of them, a woman using a...reactions2comments
Life with MS is Not a RaceLast week, my husband and I went cycling on local trails. Since the weather had been cold this spring and because we...reactions4comments
Let Me Fail: Being Independent with MSI know at times we can feel helpless, like we can’t get things done on our own. It’s either too much physically...reactions21comments
MS and My Path to Being a Better PersonAs someone who is pretty open about his life with multiple sclerosis, I tend to engage in discussions with anyone who desires...reactions24comments
Proprioception Impairment and Other MS Balance IssuesWhen I stop and think about the MS symptoms that affect me on a daily basis, I usually think about the pain...reactions25comments
