MS Comic: Finish LineThe idea for this comic was submitted by one of our very own community members! Sometimes our goals, or the finish line, continue to seem farther and farther away, with...reactions4comments
Take the Health and Media Habits Survey!The Media Habits Survey is now closed. Thank you for your interest! Managing a chronic condition is not easy and can be physically and mentally exhausting. What types of media...reactionscomments
MSAA to Present Second Virtual Art Tour Featuring Artists With Multiple SclerosisEach year, the Multiple Sclerosis Association of America’s (MSAA’s) Art Showcase celebrates beautiful artwork created by people with MS. Have you ever wondered about the artistic process of MSAA’s Art...reactions2comments
Be More Than Happy, Sad or AngryA while back I wrote about people needing to be able to express themselves clearly and in detail when consulting with their MS neurologist. My premise was it’s not enough to...reactions5comments
A (Nearly) Complete List of What I Do to Get Through the DayHave you ever stopped to think about what you do, in detail, to get yourself through the day and night? I decided to write it all out, everything I do...reactions27comments
Having MS Is Just Like the Boy Scout Motto "Be Prepared"I know, how does MS equate to the motto “be prepared”? Well, the meaning is “you are always in a state of readiness in mind and body to do your...reactions12comments
Persisting Through ProgressionIf you live with multiple sclerosis, at some point you will encounter the fear of progression. With every exacerbation comes the concern that the disease is finally advancing. You develop...reactions11comments
She's a Superhero!We asked our community members to share in our forums section, "If you could take one of your MS symptoms and make it a superpower, what would it be? What...reactions4comments
MS Comic: Speed ShowerIt can often be a challenge to complete any chore or task in a hurry when living with MS. Brooke shares her new strategy for a power shower below:...reactions1comment
Struggling With StabilityAs I stroll into my local brewery, I’m greeted by a ton of friendly faces. I stop and say hi to many of them, going through the usual pleasantries and...reactions100comments
Is It My MS or Time?Earlier today I was out on my morning walk when it started to sprinkle a bit. The weather app on my phone said it wasn’t supposed to start raining till...reactions40comments
MS and ShinglesShingles is a condition that causes painful blisters to develop on one side of the face or body. It affects about 1 out of every 3 people in the United...reactions31comments
Tyler Campbell Tells His Superhero StoryTyler Campbell, college football player turned MS advocate, was gracious in allowing us to interview him for 2022's Multiple Sclerosis Awareness Month! Tyler's energy and positivity are quite contagious, to...reactions1comment
MS and Knee Surgery: My Total Knee Replacement Adventure, Part 2My 22-year journey with multiple sclerosis has overlapped with other conditions. Two of my comorbidities include rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis. Because of moderate to severe damage to my knee joints...reactions3comments
MS Comic: I Feel Great!Sometimes we find ourselves telling those around us that we feel totally fine when we're very much struggling with invisible physical symptoms or emotions due to MS. It's important to...reactions10comments
A Bit of an MS VentI've read articles that talk about what people should not say to someone with multiple sclerosis. I always agree. I also understand they may not mean it, or even recognize...reactions10comments
PPMS: Healthier Considerations to Live to the FullestLive to the fullest, how you ask? Yes, I realize having PPMS can make daily life a little challenging, as we know all too well. Let’s look at lifestyle changes...reactions23comments
MS Awareness Month: Ways to Live Sustainably With MSAs a creative person, I often assign keywords at the beginning of each year to help me frame my energy. Some words in the past include resilience and alchemy. This...reactions5comments
Embrace ChangeWe don't always need to be afraid of change. Change is what happens when we are made different, and one thing living with MS has taught me is that change...reactions4comments
When You Feel Like You Can't Help“I’m sorry, I’ve done everything I can” were the words of a teary-eyed neurologist as he explained to me that, despite him trying everything he could think of, my disease...reactions21comments