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...Living with multiple sclerosis (MS) can be tough because it brings challenges to our everyday life. It's like trying to do regular...

...Throughout my multiple sclerosis (MS) journey, I’ve been on a variety of different medications for MS called disease-modifying therapies (DMTs). DMTs come...

...Five. That is how many times I ran into things today. Doorways, furniture, or even people are at risk for an impromptu...

...For many of us, that dreaded time of the year is nearly upon us. The season when temperatures begin to rise and make...

...The purpose of awareness periods are to set aside time to bring recognition to social issues or health conditions, such as multiple...

...Are you using disabled services and planning on relocating to another state? Wanting to move to a state that has better services...

...There’s a marvelous piece written by Ashley Ringstaff called “MS & Things People Should Not Say.” It provides a solid list of...

...It's absolutely no secret that things change as our world evolves. Think of fashion, with blouses with shoulder pads and "shag" or...

...Over the past few years, my verbal communication skills have slowly diminished. My diagnosis has had negative impact on my speech. The...

...We all have heard the phrase, whether we learned it from Saturday Night Live’s Roseann Rosannadanna (aka Gilda Radner) or have seen...

...Everyone has a self-image - an idea of what they look like, and the abilities they are capable of. The self-image you...

...Right now most of you are rejoicing that summer is over, because it finally means getting some relief from the symptoms that come...

...The glutton for punishment that I am, I had the news on over the weekend when a potentially disturbing story (ok, one...

...Being diagnosed with an incurable, chronic illness such as Multiple Sclerosis is never a pleasant experience. However, for many people, getting that final...

...While in nursing school, I was diagnosed at the prime age of 25 with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS). The diagnosis was quick...

...It touches ever so lightly, the feather tickling my face. Sometimes it shows up when I’m reading a book. Sometimes it’s there...

...I was waiting for my friend to come running back to the van. I kept it on since it was a quick...

...A significant number of patients who go through the MS diagnostic process experience a disturbing pattern of misdiagnoses and dismissiveness from physicians...

...Pediatric multiple sclerosis isn’t talked about often, but that doesn’t mean the community of those who lived through it is small. Likewise...