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...reactions40comments
My New Focus on Well-Being and Managing Daily MovementSo often, living with chronic conditions like MS, we learn how to manage medications, manage doctor appointments, manage lifestyle choices, manage time...reactions17comments
It’s on the Tip of My TongueMost of us probably know the frustration of wracking our brains for the word that was at the tip of our tongue...reactions61comments
The Little ThingsWhen you live with an illness like multiple sclerosis, there are a lot of big moments and situations that seemingly dictate your...reactions39comments
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...reactions100comments
The Difficult Small Choices of Chronic IllnessAs I sit here thinking about the rest of my day, I’m trying to figure something out. Actually, I’m agonizing over a...reactions58comments
Remembering Dianne ScottWe are incredibly saddened to share that MultipleSclerosis.net team member Dianne Scott passed away on December 2, 2024. Dianne was diagnosed with...reactions9comments
MS on TV: Is It Accurately Represented?We were 5 seasons into a show when the main character got unexpectedly diagnosed with multiple sclerosis (MS). How is this going...reactions49comments
The Art of Traveling with MSYou’re either wondering what is he thinking, or you are remembering the trip to that amazing location turning into, "What do I...reactions12comments
Facing Spasticity in PublicOn a bright afternoon, I sit at the corner café, a cozy spot with chairs that don’t quite match and the delightful...reactions9comments
Caregiver Perspective: Delirium and UTI's - What's the Connection?Did you know that delirium can be a symptom of a urinary tract infection? Neither did I, but it's something I'm learning...reactions5comments
Oh! You, Too?It was like a brain freeze without the cold part. I was frozen in place and my brain went blank. I had...reactionscomments
Staying Connected in the WinterSocial connection is important in general, but it’s critical when you’re living with a chronic illness like multiple sclerosis. It’s too easy...reactionscomments
All Catheters are not Created EqualThanks to my neurogenic bladder, caused by a disruption of signals in my spine thanks to multiple sclerosis lesions, I have difficulty...reactions16comments
Finding Light Through Darkness: Accepting My MS DiagnosisI read a poem that deeply resonated with me and my 18+ year journey with MS: I kept running away from my darkness until...reactions44comments
Exercising Consistently is Hard, But Care Partners Can HelpOne cannot understate the healthful impact of exercise on our physical and mental well-being. Those who run, walk, swim, or practice yoga...reactions8comments
Poking Myself In The EyesOne day my mom called me a girly girl. In response, I swiveled my head and asked her exactly what she was...reactions2comments
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
My Challenges With Healthcare AccessibilityI was diagnosed with relapse remitting (RRMS) in July 2007. At the time of diagnosis, I was still able to work, drive...reactionscomments
When It Comes To MS, You Can Call Me A 'Hater'To have or feel a strong aversion, incredible dislike, or extreme disdain of something can sometimes be construed as hate. Hence, the...reactions11comments
