MS Comic: Double VisionMany people with MS experience some form of vision-related issue, if not multiple issues. These issues can include blind spots, uncontrolled eye...reactions1comment
Access Even More Information About Multiple Sclerosis With MSAA’s Digital Educational Program GuidesThe Multiple Sclerosis Association of America (MSAA) is here for you throughout your MS journey, and has made it even easier for...reactionscomments
Bladder Confidential: The Pee, the Whole Pee, and Nothing but the PeeFolks, I just survived the most horrific month of my MS journey. I’d like to tell you about my experience in the...reactions1comment
My First Virtual Neurology VisitIn Part 1 of this digital adventure, I shared about the growing pains my neurologist’s office was experiencing in switching patients over...reactions8comments
Deconditioning and a Lack of Motivation to ExerciseDeconditioning. I’ve talked about this before, wondering if physical decline is attributed to our multiple sclerosis or if it comes from being...reactions21comments
Caregiver Concern Overrides Personal FearThere I was sitting knee to knee with my mother-in-law (MIL) in the doctors' office waiting area, offering her hand sanitizer after...reactions4comments
Preparing for My First Virtual Neurology VisitAlthough I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis 15 years ago and I’ve only had one relapse during the past 8 years, I...reactions3comments
The Day the Poltergeist Moved In, Set Up Shop, and Wielded a Nightmare: Part 2I call my disease a poltergeist because it felt as though this entity, with enormous power, engulfed me, controlling my every thought...reactions6comments
Community Views: What is Life Like With PPMS?Primary progressive multiple sclerosis (PPMS) is MS that develops slowly and steadily worsens over time. PPMS does not go through periods of...reactions21comments
Using an E-reader to Improve My Reading With MSEver since I was a young child, one of my most enduring passions has been reading. Even after I was diagnosed with...reactions7comments
Stretching Long Unused Parts of My BrainJust some food for thought… I live in a neighborhood that’s placed right on the edge of a golf course, and our...reactions35comments
iCAMS App May Help Doctors Identify MS Cognitive SymptomsThis app is a research tool for medical professionals to use in determining treatment protocols and is not available to patients as...reactionscomments
The Embarrassment of Brain FogWhen it comes to frustrating and embarrassing symptoms, multiple sclerosis has the potential to bring on a number of ones that can...reactions52comments
It's OK to Have BreakdownsRecently, I was talking to another person who is also in this daily fight against Multiple Sclerosis. Like me, she’s had to...reactions12comments
Welcome to Our WorldAt the outset of this current pandemic we are now in because of the coronavirus, I was loath to write anything that...reactions33comments
The Day the Poltergeist Moved In, Set Up Shop, and Wielded a Nightmare: Part 1I was an athlete and knew how to grind through a lot of pain during training. When I began to experience all...reactions11comments
Fearing the FutureLiving with a highly unpredictable disease like Multiple Sclerosis can be an exercise in controlling your fears. Every day (and night), we...reactions8comments
Multiple Sclerosis Has Taught Me Life LessonsLiving with multiple sclerosis is life-changing no matter how severe or mild the symptoms may be. It can derail dreams and create...reactions7comments
Saying Yes to Sex After an MS Diagnosis: Part IThis article is one in a series about the positives of saying 'yes' to sex after a devastating MS diagnosis. My approach...reactions4comments
The Anguish Of AnxietyAs I’m sitting on the couch, seemingly staring at nothing, my roommate (who I did not even notice enter the room) asks...reactions33comments
