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...I try to be hopeful about the coming end of the pandemic. But let’s face it—it’ll be a while before we can get a COVID-19 vaccine and move on to...

...As we venture into a new year with hope for better tomorrows ahead, there are several free, ongoing signature programs from MSAA designed to improve the overall quality of life...

...Being in high school or college can be challenging for anyone, but especially so for students living with multiple sclerosis (MS). While teenagers and young adults already have many things...

...I joked that I was sheltering in place before it was cool. That is to say that before COVID-19, I was not someone who spent a lot of time socializing...

...Throughout my many years of living with multiple sclerosis, I’ve learned a lot about the disease: not only how it affects me, but others as well. During this learning process...

...Each year in the fall I write a column on the flu vaccine and why we really should consider taking it for our own health. Just a couple years ago...

...Many say that they "suffer" from this or that illness. For example, saying, "I suffer from a chronic, often degenerative disease called multiple sclerosis." But not me. Instead, I say...

...What some people might describe as “morbid,” many folks with MS call “being prepared.” Every day with MS is different and unpredictable, and the future is uncertain. The comic below...

...Time for yet another discussion about dating with a disease! Yep, I’m still super single, so I’ll try to refrain from offering any advice. I can, however, discuss some of...

...My oldest son turned 5 in August, and ten days later, our triplets turned the big ONE. On October 17th, I also turned 30, which feels so surreal to say!...

...After I got over the shock of my multiple sclerosis diagnosis, one of the first things I wanted to do was volunteer. Giving back felt like a necessity and not...