Don’t Let Heat Beat YouThe recent escalation of temperatures in my home state made me immediately think of the dog days of summer even though it...reactions13comments
HSCT Part 3: Planning for Caregiving and Health ConsiderationsThe next step after planning for treatment location and fundraising is, who will/can go with you? Questions that you need to ask...reactions2comments
All Aboard the Apology TourConstantly canceling plans, forgetting important moments, seeming like I’m not paying attention, spilling things, knocking objects over, being moody because of pain...reactions41comments
MS Is a Pain in the…Every day when I wake up I am reminded that I am living with multiple sclerosis. The pain that I feel when...reactions83comments
HSCT Part 2: Planning for Treatment Location and FundraisingI was mentally spent after I’d made the decision to go for HSCT, but when I was faced with the planning stage...reactions4comments
Dealing With Who I WasYesterday, while at a routine eye doctor appointment, while waiting for my eyes to dilate, I had a chunk of time to...reactions19comments
Are Mushrooms Magic for MS Patients?Anyone who is health-conscious is typically aware of whether certain foods are heart-healthy. Are they nutritious? Low in fat? Low in salt?...reactions5comments
MS in My 20s Part 3: A Broken BodyEmotionally speaking, multiple sclerosis (MS) made me experience many feelings throughout my 20s. Fear, confusion, anxiety, anger, loneliness, and among many other...reactions17comments
The Joy Nestled Beside MeMy parents' visits begin with a "Hi Di!" and a kiss and then we delve into chatter about this and that, and...reactions19comments
Switching DMTs: A Sometimes Necessary HasslePreviously, I wrote about switching to a new DMT after years of being on Gilenya. Due to low lymphocyte counts, I was...reactions4comments
MS Comic: PeriodAfter being diagnosed with MS, some people experience more severe or different period symptoms. These symptoms can range from mood swings to...reactions6comments
Coming to Terms With DisabilityRecently, I had a day where, for various reasons, I had to explain that I am technically disabled to several people. Each...reactions173comments
Let’s Do It – Chill, Relax, and Yoga or Tai Chi With MS!Oh yeah, sure, yoga and Tai Chi my MS away. How about taking part in a triathlon to reset my immune system...reactions19comments
What? Another New Normal? Long-Haul COVID-19 in People With MSWhile the COVID-19 pandemic continues to linger on the heels of emerging variants, improvements in testing, treatments, and preventive measures have mitigated...reactions9comments
How Does MSAA Help the MS Community?Occasionally, we all need a helping hand. That’s where the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) comes in! MSAA improves lives today...reactions2comments
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
Community Shares: The Painful Reality of ShinglesWe asked our community of patient leaders to share about their shingles experiences. What topped the list of challenges when dealing with...reactionscomments
My Friend: The Stretch StrapThe effects of multiple sclerosis (MS) can lead to a change in physical activity and abilities. This could be both positive and...reactions8comments
Am I a Warrior?I have recently begun to question the description of those living with multiple sclerosis as warriors. This is not a new discussion...reactions3comments
I Thought the Medicine Was Supposed to HelpYou started experiencing some weird issues. Maybe your vision was blurry, or legs were weak, or your arms were numb. Perhaps you...reactions17comments
