Flowers, Chocolates &...Pee-Proof Undies, Oh My!Roses are red, violets are blue. Flowers are nice, but dry underwear is too. Incontinence is a struggle for so many people...reactions2comments
Not Fitting in Because of Your IllnessThere are a lot of ways a chronic illness, like multiple sclerosis, can impact someone’s life. You’ve, no doubt, read about the...reactions32comments
MS? But I'm Still Young!Digesting and accepting an MS diagnosis is hard at any age. Many children, teens, and young adults who are diagnosed with MS...reactionscomments
PPMS Treatments to Help Slow ProgressionAs of 2021, there are only two approved FDA DMT treatments for PPMS; one for leg weakness, which is Amprya, and the...reactions16comments
Been There, Done ThatI have been in this place before. Just like so many others. Standing at the precipice of the COVID-19 cliffs wondering if...reactions1comment
Tips for a Happy New MS ’22 YearIt's another new year and if you're like me, you're an optimist and are looking forward to all of the wondrous things...reactions1comment
The Latest Research on the Epstein-Barr Virus and MSMultiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease that affects almost 1 million people in the United States alone. Doctors do not know what...reactions6comments
Trouble Swallowing? Me, Too!Among the many MS symptoms I have experienced, there is one I have neglected to write about: dysphagia. Derived from the Greek...reactions12comments
Cruising With MS: The Important StuffVacation travel can present challenges for anyone. Life with MS also has its own challenges. Combine MS and vacation and you can...reactionscomments
Walking SticksThe term 'walking stick' conjures images of high-hat gentleman strolling the streets of London. 'Walking stick' sure sounds better than ‘cane,’ doesn’t...reactions1comment
HSCT Part 1: The Decision-Making ProcessThe decision to pursue autologous hematopoietic stem cell transplant (aHSCT) is a complex one, especially since very few patients have their neurologist's...reactions12comments
MS Comic: You Look Great!The idea for this comic was submitted by one of our very own community members! This comic perfectly depicts that feeling when...reactionscomments
Cruising and MS: The Pros and ConsAfter reading my series on 'Cruising and MS' you may still not be sure if taking a cruise is right for you...reactionscomments
It's MSiversary Time!On February 2nd, 2000, I was officially diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. While most people think of February 2nd as Groundhog Day, I...reactions11comments
New Council Seeks Members to Drive Equity in MS ResearchDisclosure: The author of this article is a member of iConquerMS™. The problem of inclusivity in medical research is a longstanding one...reactions3comments
Forever Pain Is MS PainEveryone deals with pain from time to time. So, what’s the big deal just take a pain-relief tablet and be done with...reactions42comments
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...reactions36comments
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...reactions10comments
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...reactions3comments
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...reactionscomments
