But You Did It Before...If you live with MS, how many times have you heard something like this: “But you were fine yesterday!” or “You didn’t...reactions15comments
MS Comic: Smoldering RelapseEditorial team member Alina Ahsan and MultipleSclerosis.net contributor Brooke Pelczynksi recently attended a presentation by actress Selma Blair and MS specialist Dr...reactions1comment
Life with MS: Unpredictable and UndependableAfter nearly two decades of fighting Multiple Sclerosis, my body has had some wear and tear on it. It doesn’t quite function...reactionscomments
Know the Signs of Burnout in CaregiversIt is completely understandable if my wife, or any MS patient, gets caught up in what is happening to her and forgets...reactions3comments
MS Comic: Working From HomeDealing with MS fatigue and muscle weakness is still an issue, even when working from home. We get by with a little...reactions5comments
World MS Day: Managing MS in Different ClimatesMay 30, 2021, marks World MS day. This day represents unity, awareness, and support in the global MS community. MultipleSclerosis.net is proud...reactionscomments
It's Okay to Have Fun!When you live with a chronic illness, as I do, the idea of doing something fun can become complicated. Don’t I need...reactions8comments
Have Gait Problems? New MS Device “Talks the Walk”Walking isn’t always a problem for me (though talking might be!). But when I do get tired, my legs feel very much...reactions39comments
Virtual Improving Lives Benefit from MSAA Brought the MS Community Together at Home for a Good CauseFinding unique ways to connect with others over the past year has been difficult. The COVID-19 pandemic influenced many organizations to get...reactions1comment
MS Comic: Art SchoolThose living with MS are no strangers to setbacks and new challenges. But perseverance and a change in perspective can make a...reactionscomments
What Are Digital Therapeutics?Digital therapeutics (DTx) first entered clinical discussions in the 1990s. The idea was that technology could improve healthcare access. It could help...reactionscomments
Living With & Finding StrengthEvery chronic and life-threatening condition comes with its own symptoms and challenges, and while each individual's experience is unique, there is wisdom...reactions2comments
MS Comic: Hot TubsA vacation rental with a hot tub sounds perfect, doesn't it?! However, sometimes extreme heat can cause MS symptoms to worsen. Even...reactions6comments
MS Comic: ConstipationConstipation can be annoying and embarrassing, but also very common for those living with MS. Even worse than occasional experiences, is chronic...reactions6comments
Tips for Keeping Up with the Latest MS InfoIt is quite a struggle some days to stay current on the latest studies, webinar presentations, and newly-released MS disease-modifying therapies. As a...reactions3comments
When the Only Place You Go Is the DoctorA couple of weeks ago, I was scheduled for my yearly MRI. The standard "make sure everything is stable and that my...reactions11comments
Carry a Copy of Your ID and Insurance Cards on Your PhoneDuring the past year, there has been little reason for me to go places. I don’t know about you, but most of...reactions6comments
My Free Pass Has Been RevokedIt appears the obligation-free summer I’ve enjoyed is coming to an abrupt end. I work in education and for 23 years I have...reactions16comments
MS Comic: Memory FogMemory issues and 'cog fog' are, unfortunately, common symptoms of MS. Whether it's remembering plans with friends or having issues keeping up...reactionscomments
The Pain Outburst Cycle“In the face of pain there are no heroes" - Winston Smith from George Orwell’s 1984. If you suffer from chronic pain...reactions20comments
